for the fascia-curious. my weekly 'fascia facts' newsletter shares a quick nugget of info. about our internal architecture that dictates our posture, our breath, and ultimately how much we feel at home in our body. plus a 2 minute 'subtle shift' to easily apply the learning to daily routines ✌🏻
week #7 💌 fascia facts friday
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suburban hippie life | movement designer
for the fascia-curious. my weekly 'fascia facts' newsletter shares a quick nugget of info. about our internal architecture that dictates our posture, our breath, and ultimately how much we feel at home in our body. plus a 2 minute 'subtle shift' to easily apply the learning to daily routines ✌🏻
push, don't pull yourself we have a triangle on the bottom of each foot; from the heel to the ball of the big toe to the ball of the pinky toe and back down to the heel. this triangle is made up of the different arches [fascia + muscles + tendons] in our feet which are meant to flatten and arch with every single step. the responsiveness of our arches is what helps us walk forward with ease, especially on uneven surfaces, absorb shock from getting to our knees and low back and help keep us...
the mechanics of barefoot the beauty of walking on uneven surfaces is that it gives even more opportunity for our arches and fascial system to their job - if we’re using our feet as they’re designed. there’s a path of fascia called the deep front line that attaches at the toes to the inner thigh to the hips. when we push off with the ball of our big toe, at the end of each step, the deep front line is triggered. this collective gives us more power, balance hip stability and hip mobility. the...
refining your fasciathis fall enter fall in michigan, with all the awesome outdoor activities….fall festivals, apple orchards, trick or treating, nature walks to soak up the color of the changing leaves. what’s something all of these activites have in common?? you guessed it - walking on uneven surfaces. but what’s that got to do with fascia? well our fascia is reinforced from the tiny micro movements we do day in and day out, like walking. walking on uneven surfaces changes the activity just...