Description:
The fascial system is increasingly recognised as a key player in how we move, stabilise, and sense our body in space. Far more than just passive tissue, fascia is a richly innervated, dynamic network that coordinates with the nervous system to regulate motor control. In this webinar, we’ll explore the scientific basis for fascia’s role in movement, from mechanoreceptors and myofascial force transmission to altered proprioception in dysfunctional states. We’ll then translate this into practical clinical reasoning—showing how hands-on techniques can influence fascial mechanics and restore normal motor control.
Jack Williams
In addition to being a physiotherapist and Strength and Conditioning coach, Jack is the first and only Certified Fascial Manipulation Specialist (through the Fascial Manipulation Institute in Padua, Italy) and Fascial Manipulation teacher in Australia, teaching both in Australia and internationally. Jack is also a director at MAD Physiotherapy; a leading sports and musculoskeletal clinic located in inner Melbourne. He also works in both the post- and under-graduate physiotherapy programs at La Trobe University.
Members are eligible to claim 5 CPE points and 1 CPE hour upon successful completion.
Join us for an exciting webinar designed to elevate your skills and broaden your knowledge! This is a fantastic opportunity to participate in engaging virtual sessions, gain expert insights, and deepen your expertise in your field. Connect with fellow professionals, share ideas, and explore new learning opportunities that can support your career growth. Whether you're aiming to master new concepts, learn from industry leaders, or simply enhance your expertise, this webinar offers valuable resources to help you succeed!
Unable to attend the live event? No problem! The webinar will be recorded and shared with you within 24-48 hours of the live session. You’ll have access to the recording for 2 months from the date of the live event. After this period, the recording will no longer be available, so be sure to watch it within that time frame.
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