Concussion, Fascia
Compression forces on the cranium are indeed considered a potential cause of concussion, though the specific classification can vary based on the nature and extent of the force. Concussions, medically referred to as mild traumatic brain injuries (mTBIs), are typically...Fascia, News
The Eye-Opening Lessons from the Canadian Athletic Therapy Association Conference Attending the Canadian Athletic Therapy Association conference was an enlightening experience, particularly in understanding the unique position and misconceptions surrounding the Fascia...Concussion, Fascia
Revolutionizing Brain Health: A New Era of Concussion Care In the last decade, a transformative wave has emerged, reshaping our approach to brain health with unparalleled precision and innovation. At the heart of this revolution are cutting-edge technologies that...Fascia
Is it Possible to Train Your Fascia? I was introduced to Charles by one of his skeleton athletes; we met at a World Cup event. I spent weeks with Charles in his gym in Colorado. The experience was a deep dive into the art of training, mastering tempo, and decoding...Concussion, Fascia, News
Is It True That a Simple Hit to the Head Can Cause Weight Gain? Most people never connect head injuries with weight gain. But what if I told you that even a mild concussion or a bump to the head could disrupt your metabolism, making it harder to lose weight and easier...Fascia
Fascia treatment opens up the body, so you feel weightless. A floating feeling as you walk, just like a Ninja or Bruce Lee. Each movement you take should be effortless. Previous long-accepted principles of movement science focused on muscle dynamics. This model looks...