Myofascial Release

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Myofascial Research

Hi group,
I am currently in school for massage therapy and I have a research paper to write on myofascial release. If any one knows any instresting facts, good websites, books, or just some good stories it will be greatly appreciated. Any information will help.

Thanks
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    Don Solomon

    Thrixotropy not with standing!! Ifyou would like to have a quick look at the latest research on fascia check out the abstracts from the accepted papers for the 2nd Fascial Congress being held in Amsterdam, Holland October 27th- October 31st 2009.
    http://www.fasciacongress.org/2009/abstracts.htm
    8 more sleeps for me at I am flying out on the 25th of October from Vancouver, B.C., Canada. There will be about 50 RMT's from B.C.(Canada) attending the conference... We are going to represent our profession :) (loudly :) ).. Should be a good time..
    I'll post some of the storys (no not about the Cafe's or the red light district)..
    Yours,
    Don Solomon, RMT (Vancouver, B.C., Canada)
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    Walt Fritz, PT

    While quite late on a response to this post, check out the research page of my website. There are a multitude of papers listed, some with full text, others with abstracts. Lots of MFR research out there!

    http://www.myofascialpainrelief.com/MFRresearch.html

    Walt Fritz, PT
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    Frances Nicolais

    Hi Chase... I'm surprised no one has recommended John Barnes' website: www.myofascialrelease.com. That has more articles on MFR than just about anywhere, since John has been teaching this modality for 40 years. :-) Also, if you haven't seen the French DVD, "Strolling Under the Skin", I would recommend buying that. You can actually see fascia releasing inside a person's body! Be sure to get the one in English. :-)