PASSIVACTIVE TECHNIQUE IN MYOFASCIAL DETACHMENT TRUNK AND UPPER LIMBS: - 6TH PART - - SPORT-AND-HEALTH

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Passivactive technique in myofascial detachment of trunk and upper limbs

Seen from this "perspective, I made sure that the manipulation treated as much as possible the various aspects of the available CT, tendons, ligaments, joint capsule, up to outskirts of the muscles, the areas of intersection, conjunction and overlap.
They are the hot spots , points of myofascial injury or overload, where the tension forces of the tissues no longer converge tensegrity of the referred myofascial kinetic chain.
"If the necessary balances are not restored, over time the overload can cause the onset of clinical symptoms, expression of anatomical alterations that are created slowly and depending on the type of activity, quality of the gesture " ... leading to alterations and errors in the complex synchronism of the kinetic chain
(G. Di Giacomo).
Within a few weeks I heard separately from the boys, not collectively so without mutual influence, that compared to the previous rehabilitation they felt the shoulder more attached less lax, safer, so much so that independently they felt the need to increase the repetitions and the load in the exercises.
Now based on the in-depth study that I made thanks to the vast literature available on the net and the precious explanations of those who wear it lives, studying it for years, I can understand and say without discover the hot water, of how fundamental a sports-bodywork work is aimed at the various types of CT of the area to be treated also under the aspect of proprioceptive input induced.
"However, proprioception is fundamental as proprioceptive signals travel faster than nociceptive ones, and are therefore very important in the prevention of joint injuries" (M. Cesena).
This makes me firmly think that my experience was not a coincidence, but the result of a precise and now known efficacy of myofascial manipulations or sports-bodywork which also the technique passive refers.
This experience leaves me satisfied as a massage therapist, bodyworker or physical trainer what if you prefer, given that the support and assistance work performed together with the athlete in the last phase, now no longer delicate, being post-therapeutic, but essential and never to be underestimated.
It is not to be considered optional if you want to return to activity with a certain margin of psychic tranquility having found an excellent proprioceptive support e
physical-athletic.
Now more than ever I am convinced that the know-how of a sports bodyworker must have the right mix of experience, research and scientific studies if you want to obtain the best effectiveness from your myofascial techniques at the service of the sportsman and the athlete, to help him in finding the best performance or as support in the phase of reactivation while always remaining within its own areas of intervention and operational limits.

I want to finish this job that has cost me a lot pleasant effort making a consideration on the fascial movement that in Italy is timidly but with great determination trying to come out into the open in the world of Sports & Med . Only timidly because it is really difficult to find space, resources and help to do research and experimentation in the fascinating field of the Fascia.
I share the concern of Ft Maurizio Casciotti in stating that in Italy until we understand a certain discourse we will be cut off from the research that is taking place all over the world at an educational level.
I know something about it, that being neither a doctor nor a therapist, I have always found a hard life here in Italy, while for years abroad I have collaborated and helped by illustrious scientists, researchers and bodyworkers, including the Nobel Prize for Medicine. extraordinary Dr. Dave Simons.
But we of the fascial movement are determined and optimistic also in view of what is happening in recent years in the fascial world community hoping that our country can also contribute to the common progress of research and development in this fascinating field.
Here is a brief passage from an "interview by Luigi Stecco to connect three Italian fascial movements that I know, with many points in common:
Fascial Manipulation Association, ASSOTIBodyworks and Myofascial Induction.
"... only a hand, guided by deep scientific knowledge, can solve a musculoskeletal problem well and quickly. The more you know, the more you can trace the cause of pain and joint dysfunction. There is no" nothing magical. "
I hope for all the fascial movement in Italy, a continuous and increasingly active exchange of ideas and experiences aimed not only in improving techniques, but in a vision of more. broad international scope for health, sport and well-being.

Below are the manual skills of the technique passive concerning the trunk and the upper limbs.

Also thanks to the aforementioned study by Carla Stecco, we know that the fascia of the limbs is multilayered and is very thick, while the fascia of the trunk is single-layer thin and adherent to the muscles, as for example it is for the G. Pectoral muscles.
G. Dorsale, Trapezio and G. Gluteo, where precisely the fascia cannot be separated from them. Consequently, the approach with the various techniques will have to take into account this specific structural situation to obtain maximum effectiveness and, not least, a useless persistence in the areas of low density / thickness. I always remember with pleasure a step of a work of Tom Myers, where he reiterated the importance of seek-palpate the zones of resilience and adaptability of the fascia very superficially before unravel the skein deep. This is to avoid that you risk going too deep too early sink even more the problem rather than solving it in the shortest possible time.
A precise approach strategy plus the help of the athlete who, according to the foundation of the technique passive, "involves him in the process by increasing proprioception, through the work of the muscle spindle and the stretch receptors, allowing the" operator to easily feel which level of my fascia has been hooked "(T. Myers).