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Myofascial Release

Myofascial release (muscle fascia release) provides an indirect, non intrusive approach to soft tissue manipulation; gently moving tissue at the surface level, releasing tight fascia and helping to stimulate the body’s ability to re-align itself.​

  • Fascia is the tissue that surrounds and connects all of the structures in the body.

  • This connective tissue can become dehydrated, hardened and stuck.

  • Restrictions can develop in the fascia from trauma, poor posture and repetitive strain.

  • During a myofascial release session, a low load stretch is put into the tissue for a period of approximately 3 minutes to allow the tissue to rehydrate and release.

 

This is a very relaxing and effective therapy, facilitating the body’s innate healing mechanisms to realign bony structures and release deep seated tension and trauma.

Stress or Trigger points on dogs
Fascia Release on Dogs
Dog stretch for fascia release on dogs
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