Thanks so much for this! I keep thinking about how many things on this list came up naturally when I went travelling two years ago to Bali - spent two months exploring new places, doing new things with movement like yoga and acroyoga and tai chi and ziplining and white water rafting, and all of these with people, while feeling the new sensations of being adventurous and courageous, celebrating all of it with my new friends and getting lots and lots of good sleep😂💪🏼 No wonder I changed so much in that time! Thanks so much for your insights. If I was anywhere close to your continent I would definitely book a session or 5 with you! Wishing you all the best✨✨✨
Great post! I would think unless someone has trauma of being stepped on, it would be less threatening than being touched with hands for some. Certainly easier on the practitioner than with your hands and the ground force must be more powerful as it's generated from the feet. In modern Rolfing, pressure is also applied while having the client move in a certain way. Fascia is amazing no doubt. I refer you to the work of Dr. Helen Langevin on fascia and the immune system for example. Alex
If you ever get a chance explaining a bunch of real life examples or demos of these would help finding it hard to think through the exact process without additional details. In my case I had neruofeedback mess up my nervous system and just basic movements cause tension and breathing issues and I'm at a loss of how to try to make up steps to rewire this.
Thanks. Do you know if there is any reseaech or way of proving or showing these correlations? I.e. the body in relation to emotions.. seems allot of belief is involved.. ? Thoughts
My philosophy on all of life is that the only things I can say I "know" for sure are from lived experience and gut instincts. I'm not that interested in "proving" or disproving anything, because I have seen many things proven and disproven, depending on the narrative it serves. My philosophy is that 1,000 contradictory truths explain most things in life, because perspective, context, subjectivity, objectivity all matter when looking at a thing. For example, fascia release has already been debunked by science, since it has a proof resilience of 2,000lbs (it can withstand up to 2,000lbs of force without deforming). Yet, I've experienced the power of fascia release in my own body and life, and have made a living helping others with it and teaching it online. I also happen to believe that both are true, and many other truths live in-between.
@@ElishaCeleste yes. I mostly agree that science has blindspot mostly due to scientisits being biased, based on their current natative. What to do.. im hesitant to do mushrooms too, but i feel both your method and psychedelics calling.. however due to taboos. No research has been done to give people proper guidelines of use. We have to listen to experts that use mostly their gut feeling. Which could also be biased... doh.
@@ElishaCeleste sorry i have to do all this verfiying. Heaps of dunning krueger nutcases out there.. and i really dont trust my perceptive skills either.. thanks for your patience.
"What I am about to tell you flies in the face of currently held conventional wisdom on fascia..." Me: *sits up, grabs popcorn, leans in* Wow lady we have much in common!
I love how your work has evolved. As a bodyworker myself, I agree with your experience and philosophy. I greatly appreciate all the content you share!
Your channel is fresh air thanks for sharing from your experienced knowledge
Thanks so much for this!
I keep thinking about how many things on this list came up naturally when I went travelling two years ago to Bali - spent two months exploring new places, doing new things with movement like yoga and acroyoga and tai chi and ziplining and white water rafting, and all of these with people, while feeling the new sensations of being adventurous and courageous, celebrating all of it with my new friends and getting lots and lots of good sleep😂💪🏼
No wonder I changed so much in that time!
Thanks so much for your insights. If I was anywhere close to your continent I would definitely book a session or 5 with you!
Wishing you all the best✨✨✨
Your Awesome! Great Communication! Very Cool Topics!!!! Keep-it up
Great post! I would think unless someone has trauma of being stepped on, it would be less threatening than being touched with hands for some. Certainly easier on the practitioner than with your hands and the ground force must be more powerful as it's generated from the feet. In modern Rolfing, pressure is also applied while having the client move in a certain way. Fascia is amazing no doubt. I refer you to the work of Dr. Helen Langevin on fascia and the immune system for example. Alex
Thanks for this Elisha
Amazing video, amazing information, looking forward for the new course ❤️
Thank you! You may have just nailed it for me after spending hundreds of dollars on therapists and not really getting anywhere.
You are super educated in this stuff. Loving your videos
If you ever get a chance explaining a bunch of real life examples or demos of these would help finding it hard to think through the exact process without additional details. In my case I had neruofeedback mess up my nervous system and just basic movements cause tension and breathing issues and I'm at a loss of how to try to make up steps to rewire this.
this is so wild you did such great work!!!!! science is just now publishing some of this but they still won't say "fasciasystem"!!!
Thank you for sharing this! Can't wait to try. My bf is 6'6 tho so I'm not sure if he's the one i want walking on me!!
Ciao Alisha , is tinnitus the result of a precarious nervous system? Thank you
Great video, any idea as to why i sweat so much doing fascia release? just curious, thanks Elisha
#fasciatranscribesdna 🎉🙏🏽🎶
Thanks. Do you know if there is any reseaech or way of proving or showing these correlations? I.e. the body in relation to emotions.. seems allot of belief is involved.. ? Thoughts
My philosophy on all of life is that the only things I can say I "know" for sure are from lived experience and gut instincts. I'm not that interested in "proving" or disproving anything, because I have seen many things proven and disproven, depending on the narrative it serves. My philosophy is that 1,000 contradictory truths explain most things in life, because perspective, context, subjectivity, objectivity all matter when looking at a thing. For example, fascia release has already been debunked by science, since it has a proof resilience of 2,000lbs (it can withstand up to 2,000lbs of force without deforming). Yet, I've experienced the power of fascia release in my own body and life, and have made a living helping others with it and teaching it online. I also happen to believe that both are true, and many other truths live in-between.
@@ElishaCeleste yes. I mostly agree that science has blindspot mostly due to scientisits being biased, based on their current natative. What to do.. im hesitant to do mushrooms too, but i feel both your method and psychedelics calling.. however due to taboos. No research has been done to give people proper guidelines of use. We have to listen to experts that use mostly their gut feeling. Which could also be biased... doh.
@@ElishaCeleste sorry i have to do all this verfiying. Heaps of dunning krueger nutcases out there.. and i really dont trust my perceptive skills either.. thanks for your patience.
@@ElishaCeleste is there a place here in western australia that may have accredited or recognised practitioners ?
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"What I am about to tell you flies in the face of currently held conventional wisdom on fascia..."
Me: *sits up, grabs popcorn, leans in*
Wow lady we have much in common!