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Walt Fritz, PT
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  • Rochester, NY
  • United States

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Free MFR Home Stretching Handouts
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Hi Everyone,I have been away for a while...I wanted to make you aware of what we believe is a valuable and free resource for your practice. Assuring carryover of home stretching is often important,…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by Neal Lyons Feb 1, 2015.

Professional Boundaries: Starting a Dialogue
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There is a court case that just concluded in Pennsylvania, one in which I know not of the therapist’s true innocence or guilt. The therapist, who specializes in Myofascial Release, was convicted of…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by Walt Fritz, PT Mar 9, 2014.

Naomi a spammer?
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Admins may wish to check this thread. Looks like I was one of many to receive an invite. …Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by Abram Herman Aug 16, 2011.

Peter Lelean's Migratory Fascia Syndrome
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I am having the pleasure of Peter spending a few days with me in Rochester, NY. He's teaching me some fascinating information that he has uncovered over the past ten years and hoping to begin to…Continue

Tags: Fascia, Syndrome, Migratory, MFR, Release

Started this discussion. Last reply by Peter Lelean Feb 12, 2011.

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Profile Information

What is your website?
www.FoundationsinMFR.com, blog: http://myofascialpainrelief.com/blog/
In what year did you enter the profession?
1985
Which modalities do you practice?
Myofascial Release

Walt Fritz, PT's Blog

Google Scholar Vs. Google

I came upon a statistic which showed that in the December of 2013, Google garnered a 67.3% share of search engine queries, while Bing (18.2%) and Yahoo (10.8%) trailed considerably. My favorite search engine, Google Scholar, did not make the list. Google has…

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Posted on March 8, 2014 at 4:03pm — 5 Comments

A Map of the Body

If there were one map of the body for all to follow, a map that showed all areas of injury, trauma, and pain, along with the necessary route to take to eliminate those issues, life would be simple.

I received a new GPS this past Christmas. My old GPS had become unreliable due to a few quirks and I did not have full trust in my iPhone’s GPS, given a few wrong turns along the way. While my new GPS offers me nearly a nearly foolproof ability to find my way around while traveling, it…

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Posted on March 3, 2013 at 2:30pm

"Because It Works" is Not Enough.

“I don’t see how knowing the science behind my work will improve what I do…”

“I don’t care about the science behind it, as long as it works…”

“The evidence does not matter, it is results that matter…”

“Stop talking about things I don’t care about…”

“Shut up…”

 

Do any of these statements sound familiar? Have you said any of them yourself? It may be the places I frequent on the internet,…

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Posted on November 16, 2012 at 12:48pm

Cross Pollination

I was recently listening to a radio show from a local NPR affiliate. The interview was with the director of a dance company that pioneer an innovative form of dance done while dangling from ropes on the sides of buildings. She described their work as a “cross pollination of various dance forms”. That term resonated with me and where I am attempting to evolve my Foundations in Myofascial Release Seminars.

These of you who have been following my posts for the past few months may see a…

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Posted on September 22, 2012 at 4:28pm — 1 Comment

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At 5:33pm on April 7, 2012, Linda LePelley, RN, NMT said…

No problem at all, Walt, LOL!

At 4:51pm on April 7, 2012, Linda LePelley, RN, NMT said…

Hi Walt!

Actually, my name is Linda, not Kelly, LOL! Have a great day!

At 12:21am on July 20, 2011, Jacob Kelly said…

Hi Walt,

it took a while for me to get back to you, I guess.

thanks for wanting to network.

Peace,

jacob

At 8:48am on August 23, 2010, Marilyn St.John said…
Thanks for the invitation, Walt. I do enjoy reading & learning from your your posts. ~m
At 3:42am on August 21, 2010, Daniel Stroup said…
Thank you for the invitation, Just to let you know, My specialty is equine massage therapy, gaining a better understanding of myofaxcial release is a major part of becoming fully educated in this particular area.
At 8:35am on June 6, 2010, Vlad said…
Yes, Walt.
Barnes trained, but I haven't taken his whole course - too much repetition. I incorporate some MFR into every session. Unwinding is too intriguing to not have "stuck" with me. I find it all fascinating!
At 1:33pm on May 20, 2010, Allan J Jones said…
Osteopathy in Australia is similar to PT here. I also checked your website and was interested in some of your links.
Cheers
AJ
At 9:34am on May 20, 2010, Allan J Jones said…
Hey Walt !!! looks like we could have some interesting conv if either of us ever get time.
AJ
At 11:03am on March 8, 2010, Antoine Green said…
Hello Walt

I about to finish massage school this week and i was wonder can you comment at this discussion, when you get a chance?

http://www.massageprofessionals.com/forum/topics/what-should-i-do-once-i-finish
At 7:12am on March 6, 2010, Travis Alligood said…
Hi Walt, Hope you are well !
 
 
 

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