Shoe Shape Matters for Healthy Feet
Feet have a significant number of nerve endings compared to other areas of the body. These sensory receptors provide the brain and body with all kinds of feedback so we’re able to move most...
Save Your Body By Moving Your Fascia
Remember the Tin Man in The Wizard of Oz? Stuck in one position for who knows how long until Dorothy and the Scarecrow came along and oiled his joints so he could move again. I bet most of us have...
Why You Need to Wake Up Your Feet
Have your feet been neglected for so long they’ve lost touch with the rest of your body? When the fascia and muscles in the feet become stiff, weak and less mobile, changes in walking...
Expand Your Movement Boundaries
It’s fairly obvious to see how an injury can result in restricted movement – pain and tissue damage typically prevent normal movement patterns and limit the ability to load the tissues. ...
Tips for a Better Treadmill Workout
When the weather or short daylight hours keeps you indoors for your run or walk, make the most of the treadmill with the following tips. These suggestions will help your body adapt to the...
Move Your Fascia to Restore Your Body
You stretch and stretch, and then do more stretching, but still feel tight? When it comes to relieving tired, stiff and achy muscles, traditional stretching might not be the best solution for...
Testimonial
Jen is a literal life-changer. I decided to try Pilates, and specifically Jen, due to a stubborn issue that months of physical therapy hadn’t really helped much, despite valiant efforts on the part of the therapists. Jen listened and we did a couple of sessions of myofascial release therapy and then she encouraged me to get moving! My issues have progressively resolved. I think her physical therapy roots help her identify what’s happening in my body and she tailors the exercises to allow me to do them even if the first time it hurts. Even if you have no issues with pain or restriction, Jen’s fabulous with her Pilates teaching–she watches carefully and corrects even the tiniest alignment problem so you get the maximum benefit from the exercise. She’s really revolutionary in her thoughts about the importance of movement. She’s also just a really nice and funny person.”
– Cindy
Get your Free Guide to Restore your Fascia from Head to Toe
A few facts about fascia...
- Fascia influences the quality of our movement much more than our muscles alone.
- Fascia plays a large role in how our nerve cells communicate to control movement.
- Fascia has unique properties that require a specialized approach to training, recovery and therapy.
Maintaining your myofascial health is essential for a body that’s mobile and resilient. In this guide, I’m sharing restorative ways to relieve tension throughout your whole body. You’ll learn effective self-care techniques necessary for supporting healthy fascia and sustaining a body that moves with ease.
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