-
english-blog
english-page
Gael Rosewood Workshop (4) — How Do the Gravity-Related Tonic Muscles Keep the Body in Balance?
When I took part in the basic Rolfing training in Munich, what was hardest of all to understand was the relationship between Rolfing and Tonic […] -
english-blog english-page
[R#287] Neck Pain and Stiff Shoulders Decreased Dramatically — Ms. Sachiko Aimoto’s Testimonials 1
Introduction Since June 2015, I have offered Rolfing sessions. By approaching the “fascia,” the body’s posture becomes organized, and the body’s movement improves in linkage […] -
english-blog
english-page
Fascia Is Resilient──Movement Is What Keeps It Flexible
Introduction Twice now I have written about fascia. The first time, that it is alive and connected. The second, that the same tissue senses. Seen […] -
english-blog
english-page
Fascia Is Sensing──the Other Sense That Feels the Body from Within
Introduction Last time I wrote about how fascia is alive — fascia as a living, flowing continuum that vanishes on a fixed specimen, a tissue […] -
english-blog
english-page
Fascia Is Alive──and Because It Is Alive, It Long Resisted Direct Observation
Introduction Rolfing is often said to work on the fascia. But what, exactly, is this fascia? This tissue tends to be reduced to a single […] -
english-blog
english-page
Healing, Correcting, Integrating — Three Paths of Manual Therapy, and the Border of What Science Can Explain
Introduction Massage, seitai, shiatsu, oil treatment, craniosacral work, and Rolfing — practices that touch the body with the hands are strikingly varied. Faced with these, […] -
english-blog
english-page
Twenty-Three Years of Records, Brought to Light by a Leading Fascia Researcher — From a New Study of the Rolfing Ten-Series
Introduction When someone receives the Rolfing Ten-Series, how does the body actually change? Is there anything known scientifically? I’m sometimes asked this. So, in this […]
