Rolfing(R) Structural Integration

Fascia Is Getting It’s Do

January 25, 2012 by Owen Marcus Leave a Comment

This article in Huffington Post lays out why the most prevalent tissue of the body is important. Read it, I think you’ll enjoy it.

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Common reasons to be Rolfed:

Motor vehicle accidents
Sport injuries
Poor posture
Chronic pain
Stress
Chronic fatigue
Work injuries

Reported benefits of Rolfing:

Increased athletic performance
Increased flexibility
Greater enjoyment of the body
Higher level of effectiveness
More vital energy
Better appearance
Weight loss

Why Rolfing works:

The body stores tension in its soft tissue. Releasing the chronic tension ends the constant state of tightness allowing greater range of motion, circulation and natural performance. It is as if your tailor altered your suit, which was once too small.

Soft tissue that has the resiliency and length literally creates more space for your skeleton and organs to have the room they need. The muscles and fascia stop continually pulling on your body. With that space, your bones and organs move back and stay in a more balance position.

Fascia Is Getting It’s Do

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