New Perspectives on the Organization of Living Tissue and the Ongoing Connective Tissue/Fascia Nomenclature Debate, as Revealed by Intra-Tissue Endoscopy That Provides Real-Time Images During Surgical Procedures
Intra-tissue endoscopy, providing real-time images at all scales, from macroscopic to microscopic, from inside living tissue during surgical procedures, has revealed the existence of a body-wide fibrillar architecture that extends from the surface of the skin to the cell. Different types of cells are housed within this fibrillar architecture and gather together to carry out…
Beyond Fascia – Biotensegrity in Sport
There is nothing more awe inspiring than to see a human perform a feat that defies anything anyone has done before. We could all share a story of something that we saw, something someone has done that was amazing, that made us feel an emotion that quite probably inspired us to move in some way. …
Beyond Fascia – Biotensegrity in Sport
by Lisa Babiuk There is nothing more awe inspiring than to see a human perform a feat that defies anything anyone has done before. We could all share a story of something that we saw, something someone has done that was amazing, that made us feel an emotion that quite probably inspired us to move…
Monthly Members’ Webinar – Beyond Fascia – Biotensegrity and Sport
Date: Thursday 22nd May 2025Times: 19:00 – 20:00 Check your timezone here.Presenter(s): Lisa Babiuk and Wilbour KelsickTitle: Beyond Fascia – Biotensegrity and Sport Description: Join the discussion with Lisa Babiuk and Wilbour Kelsick as they go beyond fascia as a system and dive into biotensegrity principles and how they apply to performance in sport. By understanding what fascia is, applying the…
Monthly Member Webinar – Thursday 22nd May 2025
Monthly Member Webinar – Thursday 22nd May 2025 Practical details Date: Thursday 22nd May 2025 Time: 19.00 – 20.00 UK time. Check your timezone here Presenter(s):Lisa Babiuk and Wilbour Kelsick Title: Beyond Fascia – Biotensegrity and Sport Once you have registered, you will receive an email with the zoom link. You will also get a…
Bouncing bones—ancient wisdom meets modern science in a new take on locomotion
Recognizing that conventional understanding of animal and human locomotion is based on a dated and reductionist machine modeling of organisms, we set out to create a theory of locomotion by reasoning from first principles. We center on the constraints necessitated by 1) the 2nd law of thermodynamics, 2) the theory of evolution, 3) a systems…