Peeling Back the Layers: What We've Learned from Fascia Research

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WMC:Robert Schleip

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The interdisciplinary field of fascia research is dynamic. Insights from past research have contributed to a new understanding of musculoskeletal dynamics in which fascia plays a more active and versatile role than previously assumed. The latest research has some fascinating implications for massage therapists. Join the co-founder of the International Fascial Congress for a lively exploration of the most recent developments and the practical applications for your massage practice.

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WMC-Webinar205

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Peeling Back the Layers: What We've Learned from Fascia Research

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