Chronic aches and pains? Why do we have pain, is it our muscles, joints, tendons, ligaments, nerves or fascia? All of our tissues are wrapped with a nerve rich fascia that allows our insides and muscles, joints and tendons to move in a fluid fashion under our skin. Our sedentary lifestyles, poor diet and lack of proper hydration cause our fascia to lose elasticity, become brittle and cause pain. Chronic pain and reduced mobility are often related to poor fascial nutrition, reduced strength and reduced athletic performance with age. In this episode Doc J breaks down how to put your fascia in check to reduce pain, enhance mobility, increase strength and improve athletic performance.

What You’ll Learn In Today’s Episode:


• Why your chronic pain might be due to sticky fascia
• How child play and moving like a ninja improve mobility
• What exercises to perform to improve fascia quality
• Why healthy fascia enhances strength and athletic performance with age

Resources From This Episode:

Fascia in Sport and Movement – Robert Schleip

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