The Fascial Manipulation® Level 1 (FM-1) course consists of two three-day courses, called FM-1a and FM-1b, that need to be taken within 4-6 weeks of each other. This is to assure a good understanding of the underlying biomechanical rationale and mastery of the techniques presented.
Course Parts
FM-1a – The First 3-day Course
Course FM-1a consists of;
Introduction to the basic principles of Fascial Manipulation® method
Introduction to fascial anatomy
Introduction to the biomechanical model employed by the Fascial Manipulation® method
Define the myofascial units that form the myofascial sequences of the upper limbs, trunk, and the lower limbs in the sagittal and frontal planes.
Learn about the Assessment Chart used in Fascial Manipulation® method.
FM-1b – The Second 3-day Course
Course FM-1b will consist of
In-depth study of the physiology of the fascial system
Assessment and treatment of the myofascial units for the upper limbs, trunk, and the lower limbs in the horizontal plane.
Instruction on the utilization of the Assessment Chart for a 3D examination of the human fascial system
Streamlining comprehensive treatment strategies
A proficiency exam of the Centers of Coordination
At the completion of of the course
All participants:
Will be capable of utilizing the Assessment Chart for a 3D examination of the human fascial system.
Will be proficiency in the comparative examination of Centers of Coordination.
Will have treatment strategies in Fascial Manipulation® method.
What does a course day look like?
Each day will begin at 8:00 am and finishes around 6:00 pm.
At the conclusion of the complete course there will be an examination to appraise the level of understanding and skill level of the practitioner.
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Learn the Fascial Manipulation® Method by Stecco from Structure and Function Education. This course is a hybrid course that mixes online learning with an in-person 3-day course involving instruction in […]
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