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Active vs. Inactive Fascia

Active vs. Inactive Fascia

October 8, 2020 //  by Fascia Training Academy

ACTIVE FASCIA is lattice-shaped, and becomes more DYNAMIC, STRONG, and more effectively stores and releases ENERGY???

LESS ACTIVE FASCIA becomes very matted and leads to a higher chance of INJURY?

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