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Optimal Performance Bodywork |
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• Prevent & Predict Muscle Injuries • Dramatically improve strength, flexibility and endurance • Rapidly prepare muscles for physical activity • Disperse the effects of lactic acid following activity • Accelerate muscle recovery |
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What is Optimal Performance Bodywork & Flexibility? (OPB)
“OPB” is a manual, hands-on eclectic mix of myofascial work to improve:
- Flexibility & Range of motion
- Improve structuralAlignment & alleviate commom pain patterns
- Neuromuscular repatterning & re-education
- Optimal Performance and High Level Athletic Performance
- Overall feeling of wellness
What is Fascia?
- Fascia is a specialized system of connective tissue which envelops every muscle, tendon, ligament, organ, bone, nerve, artery, and vein as well as all of our internal organs including the heart, lungs, brain, and spinal cord.
- It is an intricate, 3-‐D web that supports your organs and joints from head to toe and acts as a shock absorber to the body.
- Fascia sets structure to the body
Optimal Performance Bodywork & Flexibility Components:
- Stretching - (Active-‐Isolated, PNF & Static)
- Myofascial-‐Release
- Rolfing/Structural Work
- Neuromuscular Therapy
- Soft-‐Tissue Release
- Energy Work
- Feldenkrais
- Foam-‐rolling
- TRX Strap
- D.M.S. (Deep Muscle Stimulator)
How do you perform OPB & Flexibility Techniques?
- Fully-clothed
- No Lotion
- Table or Floor
- No special equipment needed (Hands &/or Feet!)
- Specific, exacting techniques to optimize fascial length
When do you perform OPB Techniques?
- After a training session
- Before a training session
- On the field or in the weight room
- Stand-alone session
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