FASCIA - The Next Fitness Innovation:
Anna Rahe Anna Rahe

FASCIA - The Next Fitness Innovation:

There are constant innovations coming to market in almost every industry. Innovation improves our lives.  I find it discouraging that there hasn't been a significant innovation in health and wellness arguably since Pilates in the turn of the century ( and it took almost 60 years to come to market).

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Junk movement?
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Junk movement?

How did we get away with vetting all movement and generically labeling it as good. It is good to move but not all movement is good for you.

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Half Full
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Half Full

Why do we always look at our bodies as half empty not half full? How it doesn’t look for us what it doesn’t do rather than what it does?

Once in a while I get this proud moment of what my body accomplishes for me and allows me to do. Today was one of them.

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Doing Hard Things
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Doing Hard Things

Why do I always find myself doing hard, hard things? Because that's life.

It is my experience that spiritual growth is a result of doing hard things.

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WATER …
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WATER …

Drinking water is not the only way (and is not the best way) to hydrate.

Thanks to the various functions of fascia there are many ways the body uses water to hydrate. One not well known or capitalized on for deep hydration is what I call “fascia drip hydration”.

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Finding Freedom
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Finding Freedom

I came to life with a literal strapping around my heart. It was there to protect me. But now it is what binds me. I am not free.

How to untether the tensions that bind? Through slow repetitive unsexy non-flashy, undocumentable on IG and social media.

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Creating Balance through what’s Opposite
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Creating Balance through what’s Opposite

The definition of balance : equal and opposite. If I have 5 lbs on one side of the scale I need 5 lbs (equal weight) on the opposite side to balance. Most of our body (and lifestyle) habits tend to favor one extreme or another. We are not balanced. Imbalance - is the source of pain and disease. Physical pain is created by not having enough movement options" -

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