Dr Robert Schleip - The Bodywide Fascial Network
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มิ.ย. 2024
- Dr Robert Schleip worked for many years as a hands-on, manual therapist. He became so interested in a type of connective tissue in our body called fascia, that he ended up entering into research to study it. He is now visiting Professor at the Technical University of Munich, Germany.
In this interview Robert shares some of the intriguing findings from his work, including how different types of stress can be stored in our bodies in different ways. He and other researchers are declaring the connective tissue in our bodies - our fascia - our richest sensory organ of all. He also explains how breathing exercises and humming can powerfully effect our physiology through the release of nitric oxide.
What is fascia? 4:29
The sensory components of fascia 7:41
Fascia as an interoceptive sensory organ 14:25
Background tension regulation system 17:57
Movements change being brain chemistry 42:03
The sympathetic nerve endings 44:15
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You can find out more about Dr Robert Schleip's work here
www.fasciaresearch.de
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This is what I have been doing with out knowing much about the science for a long time. a simple light touch in the right place ( all over the body not just "trigger points") I can reset any area of the body..AMAZING.. Even scar tissue .. I believe the Fascia is tight and not the muscle or ligaments as such... :) Briallent interview..
Brilliant, smart and happy man full of important information. Great interview
Great Interview & Insight~!! Thank You~!! ~For these wonderful discoveries & offerings in sharing ~ so we can share your dedicated research & I think it was reflected beautifully when it was said how rewarding sharing & inspiring others to pursue & explore further & w/such Grace, Joyful & Humble Gratitude~& a debt of which we owe this fine Dr. & his insightful interviewer for this very enlightening & promising information & well-done presentation~!! THANK YOU~!!👌😉🙌☄️✨🕊️🎆💟🎆🕊️✨
I have read all his books and I learn something new in this interview. Most excellent interview thank you.
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Wonderful interview! Thank you Ian, for your conversation with Robert....several concepts made me very happy. For example, seeing his voice as another tool in the kit when working with clients, his ideas about nitrous oxide, making appropriate sounds, and how movement changes brain chemistry. Perhaps one of the best quotes, something along the lines of 'As we see fascia as a network, now we must become networkers." Really good!
I am now on my path of discovery and recovery all thanks to the knowledge you are sharing! Bravo 👏
Whole body vi ration plates have been huge help to this highly medically damaged body. I do 50 minutes total throughout the day. It affects my mood if I miss.
Thank you Robert. This validates and clarifies my subtle but unignorable conceptualization from personal felt sense of "Our Fascial Antenna". This interview is exquisitely gratifying for My preoccupation this last decade.
And as a fellow Rolfing movement/structural integrator, and your old student this full circle haha comes as no surprise. Thank God you present on TH-cam 😂
Amazing interview, thank you!
I loved the tight jacket analogy. Also the thoughts on self soothing as a therapist. I love going to work to help people feel better using our CORE skills and it always seems to soothe my soul as an added benefit!
Glad you enjoyed the interview Pentony.
I believe the great doctor was referring to the one to two days that it takes for the Rolfing to affect the fascia. I've experienced this exactly after a roof Rolfing or Active Release Technique.
Cold swimming...wow, amazing!! Very corageous, Dr Schleip!!
Similar to Dr.Kneipp....hot cold therapy.
Fantastic inspirational interview! I love the enthusiasm Dr. Schleip has for science and life. Fantastic!! My respects!
I appreciate this interview very much. Must note it is unfortunate the difference in the audio level between the two of you. I keep having to adjust because you are a lot louder than Robert. Thank you.
Thanks Shyann. I've found a way to normalise audio levels for future interviews. Best wishes, Ian
wonderful information, just superb. so helpful!
Glad you've found this helpful.
This interview is a treasure box!! Thank you so much 🏵
So exciting. at 12:46min I find myself wondering how this brilliant question of spatial relationship body to gravity will be modified when remembering gravity is a theory and a lot of natural phenomena defy this theory, e.g. some heavyweight flying insects. Such a fantastic interview! Continuing now.
And lastly but not leastly, Ian thank you for drawing him too always expressions. I subscribed and look forward to more of your posts
45:54 I did polar bear swim in Feb in East Tawas Michigan on Lake Huron in 2000. I had very very large rush of energy that lasted for hours after.
Hello. Your an amazing missionary. Thank you for your great brain. You are an Earth Angel !Messenger.
And then validating My inner need to regularly "Undulate my Snake" AKA spine :-) through dance of course, but interestingly well satisfied with the smooth undulatory movement nature of climbing with my mountain bike.
Brilliant all the pieces you tie together
Ian, this is an amazing interview. It is mostly amazing because of what Schleip is saying. I was very surprised because he repeatedly ended his answers to your questions by saying something like this is very exciting to me, or this is very important. However, you did not follow up on that at all. I was disappointed. It was like you didn't hear him say that part. You could ask him why he is excited for example
Thank you very much for the feedback. I will bear that in mind for future interviews. This interview e had a dual purpose, the questions were structured for a recording that was going to be edited later for a short video about interoception and we were limited for time. However, I take your point and it would have been interesting to hear more detail of Dr Schleips' views.
@@Interoception_InnerSense it really was a very inspiring talk by Dr Schleip. Well done! One of my favorites. Did you ever make the video?
the sound volume level is drastically different between feeds.
Would double mastectomy and reconstruction cause massive effects on facia? I had huge issues with parasympathetic system since that day, gained 26 pounds overnight, and body temp dropped a couple degrees. Drs were not concerned. Things that help massage, whole body vibration, heat, humming, deep breathing. Anything that helps stimulate and support my vagus nerve. I wonder if it was damaged in the surgeries.
Any surgery, especially what you went through would disrupt the fascia. Are you seeing someone that is actually helping you work through redistributing the fascia to allow it to regenerate and form new pathways? If not you should try to find someone that knows how to do “bodywork” to help you.
Somatics!
Amazing. Simply amazing
i suggest you fix the sound disbalance b/n you and the doctor
They are fixed no one
Btw, balancing the voice volume would greatly simplify listening
Thanks for the tip. I'll do that for future recordings where the volume fluctuates.
I'm 34 years old. I have lower back pain for 8 years. The results of the radios (MRI, scanner) and the analysts are all good. No treatment relieves me. I can walk or stand for 1 or 2 hours maximum, then I have to lie down to get relief. Could fascia be my problem? how can i know?
Hello Mokhtaira, have you been to see any manual therapists? You could also try reading the book, The Way Out, by Alan Gordon which may help with chronic pain.
@@Interoception_InnerSense Thank you for your answer, I did rehabilitation using the device for transcutaneous stimulation of nerves and muscles (tens eco 2) for 3 months and I currently swim. Unfortunately, no development. Is fasciatherapy the only solution to relieve fascia pain?
Sorry to hear you are in pain.
Where do u live? I have been a body worker for quite a long time and am in lots of community groups I may be able to point you in the right direction of a therapist who maybe able to help.
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Thank you for your answer. I live in Algeria, but I am preparing to go to France to follow my illness.
Are there any practitioners in Memphis, TN. There are so many fake rolfing practitioners out there
Hi. I hope you monitor this video for questions. I received a kidney transplant a few years ago. Does my body build fascia network around the new kidney transplant over time?
Good question: I hope he answers you🙋🏻♀️. Don't give up asking perhaps you should write your question again!
@@terrieb8501no answer from channel but seems donor kidney would have its own fascia. My body would then connect to and combine with fascia net. Probably many variables and degrees of incorporation. All guesses and feelings on my part. Have a glorious day 🥳
And then the integration of the vast neurological endocrine psychological effects of ice bathing that the world needs to join us in :-)
"Shhh. Be vewy vewy quiet, I'm hunting fascia fascists." - This awesome dude who is legit and chill enough to slap with this joke if he wants to send someone's fascia network into orbit.
…. Like playing tennis.