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There is a lot of talk about the fascial system lately. My college Chris has posted articles pertaining to the system and how to keep it healthy specifically through use of massage therapy and foam rollers. In a recent post, I talked about the idea that motion is lotion, focusing on the importance of simple, varied movement to keep our body tissues healthy and hydrated. But what exactly is all this doing to our tissues? Thomas Myers, L.M.T. and author of the acclaimed "Anatomy Trains" posted a great video about hydration and the fascial system. Here he concisely describes why manual therapy and movement are so important to tissue health:
If you'd like more information on the fascial system, check out this great post from Breaking Muscle. It's written with athletes in mind, but everyone is an athlete in their own way so it's information everyone needs to know. And with the weather getting chilly, warming up your body with movement sounds like a good way to manage your heating bills!
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