The Real Science Behind Fascia Ailments
Apparently mainstream media, CNN in this case, is paying attention to fascia which I think is awesome. This kind of publicity for the tissue in the body that…
Articles on fascia, posture, movement and the Rolf Method from San Diego.
Apparently mainstream media, CNN in this case, is paying attention to fascia which I think is awesome. This kind of publicity for the tissue in the body that…
I found this podcast a bit late. By that I mean Brooke Thomas has somewhat recently stopped creating new episodes. But there’s an archive of episodes that I…
Move over massage, it’s time to welcome Rolfing. Developed in the 1950s this is a hands-on process used for the treatment of injuries and chronic pain.
I help people see that when they hold stress from overwork, physical and emotional behavior patterns, repetitive strain, and even trauma, it is transmitted to the body. You can see it, whether it’s a compressed diaphragm, hunched and sloping shoulders, or thickness through the upper thighs. When I help clients release those stresses, I can empower them to heal the deeper issues that manifest themselves as physical symptoms.
This video shows a simple and superficial way to use the foam roller on a number of areas. This quick rolling technique is good for superficial muscles.
Okay, so there is no perfect sleep position for everyone. We can each attempt to find our own perfect position though through trial and error. Here is an…
Rolfing is slightly different from each of these methods, in that a practitioner can actually lift up and move the myofascial layer back into its correct place, as well as helping to flush out waste products, as any tough massage might.
These x-rays of joints in motion are really cool. It shows the proper function Structural Integration seeks to promote.
The scientific community has developed an interest in fascia research as of late. Rolf Structural Integration works primarily with fascia, how will this research relate?
In my early 20s, I went through Rolfing, a form of deep-tissue bodywork, and I nervously anticipated the fifth session, the one that goes deep into the belly. But instead of gobs of repressed emotional pain, what poured out was love...
Competitive swimmer Hilary MacGregor hurt her shoulder. While she received some relief from more traditional therapies she wasn't pain free until she tried Rolfing Structural Integration.
We have been presented with a rare opportunity to have an amazing study done in regards to Structural Integration and its effect on low back pain. Unfortunately the study has run out of money and needs a cash injection to continue on. We are close to our goal and any support you could give would be enormously helpful.
"Rolfing isn’t like any other bodywork modality I have experienced before. The sensations are totally new, interesting, strange, and enjoyably intense."
We all know the pains of sitting for too long and many of us do this every day. Whether it be at work for hours on end or long commutes, the fallout can range from stiff and sore to chronically debilitating. But new research suggests that the negative effects can go much deeper than these more obvious issues.
Ida Rolf, who created Rolf Structural Integration, has been speaking about the importance of and creating change within the body's fascia since the 50's. Mainstream science is finally catching up to her.
The Seattle Seahawks Golden Tate praises Rolfing in this video testimonial. Rolfing, good training and diet keep him healthy and feeling fresh throughout the football season.
Tate, from the Seattle Seahawks football team, vouched for what Rolfing has done for his body. "I feel like I benefitted from it after just having one session," Tate said...
This woman avoided surgery by using Rolf Structural Integration. She had been diagnosed with carpal tunnel syndrome and didn't realize she had alternatives.
Rolfing Structural Integration is helpful for all walks of life. People who are serious athletes especially can be helped by the work. Structural Integration helps to break down…
This is a blog post from a colleague of mine Buffy Owens. She practices the Feldenkrais Method in upstate New York. If you’re ever in the area check…