Day 2 Introduction and acknowledgment of current situation
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Manual Therapy for Singers and Speakers
During the Symposium, singing tutor Jeremy Mossman started discussing fascia and the voice with Carol M. Davis. They decided to run a spontaneous session discussing this topic, and here is the result! In watching this video recording, you agree to the following: I understand that all rights to the presentation content belong to the presenters…
Sue Adstrum: Fascial (anatomy) anatomies
Anatomy = the scientific art of describing the body’s physical structure, including its fascia. Our anatomical knowledge of fascia is important because it • Makes it possible for us to understand how our bodies normally work (physiology) • Makes it possible for us to understand how our bodies are affected by injury and disease (pathology) …
Carol M. Davis: Fascia, Biotensegrity, and the Patient/Client -Therapist Interaction
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Kate Strozak: An Integrated Experience of the NeuroFascial System
Join Kate in this one hour movement and stillness experience of integrating the nervous system and fascial systems to achieve a sense of wellbeing and mindfulness. With careful consideration of the fascial system and its importance on human movement and experience, this movement session will explore various ways to promote tissue glide, loading, and when…
Danny Foley: Fascial-Based Training for Tactical Operators
The strength and conditioning (S&C) industry, despite novel evolutions over the last 50 years, has often still been perceived as an afterthought. The fundamentals of modern S&C are still deeply rooted in classical biomechanical principles and anatomical concepts dating back centuries. And while there is overwhelming evidence to suggest that much of what we’ve practiced…