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Restoring Elasticity Through Fascia Hopping
Mar 22, 2025
Lecture Notes: Fascia Hopping and Restoring Elasticity
Introduction
Fascia hopping is an exercise designed to restore elasticity, making individuals feel younger and more agile.
A 62-year-old experienced feeling 10 years younger after 8 days of fascia hopping.
Elasticity is crucial for maintaining energy and agility in movements.
Understanding Elasticity
Analogy:
Old underwear losing elasticity, similar to fascia losing its springiness.
Loss of elasticity causes:
Harder muscle work
Imbalances, weakness, and injury proneness
Enemies of Elasticity
Tension and slack in the body prevent bounce and springiness.
Preparing for Fascia Hopping
Alignment Setup
:
Suspend the head: Imagine being pulled upwards by the hair.
Chin parallel to the floor.
Shoulders down and chest spread gently.
Visualize the fascia wetsuit covering muscles.
Shoulder Position
:
Keep shoulders down to prevent power leakage from the fascia wetsuit.
Fascia Hopping Process
Springboard Feet
:
Stand on the balls of feet, raise heels slightly, and bounce gently.
Fascia Strength and Power (FSP) Dance
:
Maintain alignment while doing a dance movement, focusing on center movement rather than shoulders and hips.
Emphasize internal stretch that allows free movement.
Hopping
:
Keep heels fixed while bouncing to maintain ground force.
For beginners or those with injuries: Bounce without leaving the ground.
Advanced: Hop a few inches off the ground, maintaining heel position.
Key to Success
Practice for 2 minutes daily for 7 days.
Focus on finding and maintaining a rhythm to enhance elasticity.
Aim for fluidity and smoothness in movement.
Imagery and Analogy
Pogo Stick Analogy
: Visualize being a self-propelling pogo stick with a spring-like motion.
Child-like Elasticity
: Recall the natural bounce and energy of a child as inspiration.
Additional Resources
Advanced fascia hopping exercises are available in the Fascia Strength and Power Course.
Course available online for further exploration.
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