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Fascial Stretch Therapy in NYC

By Bindu Nambiar, Gardiner, NY Personal Trainer / Strength Coach

What is Fascial Stretch Therapy?

Science Meets Art

Created by Anne and Chris Frederick, fascial stretch therapy is an amalgamation of science and art. Chris Frederick uses his physical therapy background to perfect the fascial stretch therapy technique anatomically, while Anne Frederick uses flawless movement and leverage to create synergy between client and therapist.

Fascial stretch therapy is great for anyone looking to improve overall flexibility and mobility. The stretch to win methodology provides practitioners with new tools and formidable resources to the world of flexibility. It provides clients with a results-based flexibility experience that improves tissue quality, mobility, and ultimately strength.

Why Fascial Stretch Therapy?

Fascia is connective tissue that surrounds muscles, organs, bones, and other structural components in the body. Since fascia is present in layers throughout your body, fascial stretch therapy focuses on the idea of improving global flexibility versus isolating muscles to improve flexibility.

Benefits of Fascial Stretch Therapy

  • Stretching the fascia, instead of just the muscle is extremely effective in improving flexibility and mobility throughout the body.
  • Improves your range of motion without causing pain
  • Tunes your nervous system in preparation for activity
  • Incorporates PNF (proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation), which makes great gains in range of motion in a short time period
  • Can be adjusted to fit your specific goals and activities

Who can benefit from Fascial Stretch Therapy?

Athletes

The stretch to win methodology of fascial stretch therapy has been proven highly effective for athletes such as NFL players and sprinters. Fascial stretch therapy is great for improving  coordination, speed, strength, and performance for athletes.

Corporate Professionals

If you have a desk job and find yourself sitting all day, fascial stretch therapy is great for opening up hips, lengthening hip flexors, and improving mobility of the spine. FST improves blood flow to the hip joints and lumbar spine.

Senior citizens

Improving overall flexibility and  joint mobility is key for senior citizens. This transfers to a greater improvement of  balance and strength. Fascial stretch therapy allows the entire fascial chain to be targeted. This allows blocked tissue to be freed up and results in overall improvement in movement patterns.

Post-rehab Clients

FST can speed up recovery from surgery and injury by improving blood flow to the target tissue. Healing occurs much faster with improved blood flow.

Almost everyone can benefit from Fascial stretch therapy. It improves mobility, improves tissue quality, and improves your quality of life!

Interested in trying out Fascial stretch therapy? CONTACT US to Set up a session with one of our qualified fascial stretch therapists.

More Information on Fascial Stretch Therapy

Stretch to Win

Anne Frederick

Chris Frederick

Fascia

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Bindu Nambiar

Gardiner, NY Personal Trainer / Strength Coach

Bindu Nambiar is the head personal trainer and owner of Physiqology, a personal training business based in the town of Gardiner in the Hudson Valley, NY area. She specializes in injury rehab, strength training for sport, flexibility, and mobility training.

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