The Endless Web: Fascial Anatomy and Physical Reality

The authors seem to be very well acquainted with the subject of fascia. This is not a book of exercises to stretch or work your fascia tissue, as I was hoping it would be, but nonetheless I found it a superior read and well worth the reasonable cost of the book. The book imparts to the reader a most illuminating sense of the importance of the function of fascia tissue in the human body.The single most valuable idea I found in the book was the "alternative" concept that it is not our bones, but rather, our fascia tissue that constitutes the basic structural element of the body. As the authors e

This is a great book on the theory of this little understood body therapy modality. I highly recommend it for therapists and patients too. The fascia infuses virtually every part of the human body with an ability to be both very strong and very pliable and flexible. When it gets traumatized, it can loose some of its qualities causing all manner of suffering in the body. Skillful manipulation of the fascia tissues can help return it to proper condition freeing the body to be more healthy and pain free. There are many techniques in this work ranging from extremely gentle to quite forceful. It ta

This book was fairly easy to read for such an in-depth topic. I learned a lot about the body and fascia. As a personal trainer, I found this book through one of Doug Keller's trainings. One of my clients has actually purchased the book as well.The information in the book has helped me better understand kyphosis of the thoracic spine.

this is terrific information. extremely insightful, stimulating and worth thinking about.if you are curious about the body, fascia and movement, this is for you. it is for me!

I have been teaching massage for over 20 years and I think this is an excellent text. I prefer it to Anatomy Trains, although that is also an excellent text. Beginning massage therapists tend to look at the body as muscle and bone, but there are more connections in the body than that. The Endless Web looks at fascial binding in a very understandable way, which adds a new and powerful dimension to a massage therapist's work.

my wife, an experienced clinical massage therapist, just keeps telling me how great this book is. it was a gift to her. she loves every page, every bit of information contained in it. if you understand the subject and long for a more thorough understanding, this is your book.

I could not put this book down. It gave me a deep understanding of connective tissue, fascia, or the matrix. Which ever your comfortable with. This book broadens the horizons. A must have for all Massage Therapist.

It was a gift for my daughter....we're both into exercise and learning our bodies.....The book has always been important to me as Rosemary Feitis was my Rolfer.