New Panel Discussion: Lets get real about fascia! The research is amazing, the theories incredible, the texts and articles being published undoubtedly important, but... how can we actually affect fascia? Lets make a list of credible techniques, their theorized benefit, best-practice guidelines (acute variables), and their place in a routine or treatment session (as in, before lengthening but after mobilization, or as a cool down at the end of a routine.) I find that when it comes to fascia and practical application the lines between muscle, fascia and joint techniques quickly get blurred, science gets fuzzy, and suggestions get really vague... lets fix that. PLEASE LEAVE YOUR RESPONSE IN THE COMMENTS SECTION BELOW To see all of our previous panel discussions and register for the forum, head to - brookbushinstitute/forum/ Looking forward to hearing from - Rick Richey, Rick Daigle, Perry Nickelston, Jason Erickson, Eric Beard, Kennet Waale PerformanceandPostures, Kenneth E. Hoover, Rodney Corn, Nasm Mike Fantigrassi, Dr. Barbara Fralinger, Dr. Melinda Reiner, Nick Chertock, Artsy Fartsy Foo Foo, Andrew Kirby, Tony Susnjara, Kyle Stull, David Weinstock, Rob Fluegel, PTA Global, National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM), Brian Sutton, Scott Mitchell, Certified Athletic Trainers, Aaron Drogoszewski, Maurice D. Williams, Gary Miller, Ken ONeill, Ken Miller, Yusuf Boyd, Tony Ambler-Wright, Alwyn Cosgrove, Bret Contreras (Fitness Page), Eric Cressey, Derrick Price, Sue Hitzmann, Hayley Hollander, Scotty Butcher Phd, Robert Gazso, Ryan Chow, Ryan Crandall, National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA), National Fitness Trainers Association, Ontario Athletic Therapist Association (OATA), American Physical Therapy Association (APTA), American Physical Therapy Association, American College of Sports Medicine, Steve Middleton, Marty Miller, Tanya Colucci, Greg Roskopf, Michelle Langsam and all of the wonderful professionals from previous panel discussions.
Posted on: Sat, 19 Apr 2014 15:10:21 +0000
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