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Text is great, but sometimes a picture is worth a thousand words, isn't it? Or in this case, a video.

Below you will find a bunch of links to videos about Rolfing®, Rolf Movement, fascia, Ida Rolf, etc...

ROLFING ® Unique in its approach
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ROLFING ® Unique in its approach

Video is courtesy of the European Rolfing ® Association. Interviews about Rolfing ®, filmed during the European Rolfing ® Association’s Conference in Berlin, Germany, in November 2018. Staying true to the theme, ‘InConnection’, the European Rolfing® Association’s biennial conference brought together and connected 121 participants from 14 countries. In order of appearance: Robert Schleip, Ph.D (Germany), Thomas W. Findley, MD, PhD (USA), Bibiana Badenes (Spain), Peter Schwind (Germany), Suzanne Picard, MFA (USA), Rita Geirola (Italy), France Hatt-Arnold (Switzerland), Marcel Teeuw, Sibyl Darrington (UK),Keith Graham (UK), Pierpaola Volpones (Italy), Wolfgang Baumgartner (Germany), Jim McMahon (Ireland), Richard Ennis (USA), Julia Isbarn (Germany), Lisa Praller (Germany), Christina Howe (USA), Russel Stolzoff (USA), Marina Blandini (Italy), Ruth Frömpter (Austria), Pedro Prado, PhD (Brazil), Begona Fontana Urriza (Spain), and Delara Tiv (Switzerland) A special thanks to: John Armstrong (Germany), Andrea Brighi (Italy), Nicola Carofiglio (Italy), Charlotte Fraser (UK), Karen Arane Salwa (Switzerland), Paula Mattioli (Brazil), Raffael Oberhuber (Italy) Interviewers: Marina Blandini and Keith GrahamEditing: Andrea Scirè and Tiziana Scuderi - royalacademy.it Produced and Supported by European Rolfing® Association e.V. (rolfing.org)
Rolfing 26 minutes English subtitled
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Rolfing 26 minutes English subtitled

FTM 2014 June - Views of the living Fascia
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FTM 2014 June - Views of the living Fascia

To help our viewers understand the universality of the fascia we have looked at the complex connective tissue of a grapefruit followed by microendoscopic footage of living human fascia. Under magnification and in a living person we can see the amazing complexity of the movement of the tendrils of myofascia. Watch as it allows flexibility through elasticity, surface tension, membranous separation, reformation of tubules and flexible movement. Also you can view the fluid conduction of the fascia system. These microendoscopic images were reproduced with the kind permission of Dr. Jean-Claude Guimberteau. You can learn more about these images at www.EndoVivo.com . See all the videos of the interview with John F. Barnes, Master Physical Therapist and Father of Modern Myofascial Release in the June 2014 Professional Edition of Functional Therapy Magazine.
Dr. Ida Rolf- A Pioneer in Fascia Research
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Dr. Ida Rolf- A Pioneer in Fascia Research

When Dr. Ida P. Rolf, Ph.D. developed Rolfing Structural Integration (SI) more than 60 years ago, she first called her method structural integration. The genius of the work rests on Dr. Rolf’s insight that the body is more at ease and functions most effectively when its structure is balanced in gravity. She observed that over time, the field of gravity actually accentuates the body’s imbalances and diminishes its flexibility. Based on these core observations, she developed her original method of hands-on manipulation - which later became known as Rolfing Structural Integration - to reduce gravity’s adverse effects on the body. Essentially, the Rolfing SI process enables the body to regain the natural integrity of its form, thus enhancing postural efficiency and your freedom of movement. For more information, visit us at www.rolf.org
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