Fascia Research Update 2026 l Recording

Fascia Research is constantly providing new and exciting insights, with great benefits for therapy, training and health. Get yourself updated upon the most important research findings in a concise, competent and first-hand, from one of the leading fascia experts.

After purchase the recording will be available online for 3 months.

Deepen your expertise to provide the optimal results for your patients and clients. Benefit from insights, that are scientifically based, clearly explained and directly applicable into individual practice and courses.

Prof. Robert Schleip offers a concentrated summary of actual fascia research findings with direct clinical reference.

Divo G. Müller offers a short, vitalizing fascia training session.

Whether you’re a researcher, healthcare professional or just interested in learning more about fascia, this will be the perfect event for you.

Some of the exiting contents:

Mechanobiology – The New Paradigm

• How does specific mechanical loading regulate fibroblast activity via Piezo, integrin and YAP/TAZ signaling pathways.
• The new ‘Quiet or Riot’ model: calcium, hyaluronan and their influence on tissue properties and pain.

New Evidence for Therapy & Training

• New insights into the mechanisms underlying manual therapy: from mechanotransduction and cellular signaling to neurofascial communication.
• Foam rolling, percussion massage and Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM): What is now supported by scientific evidence?

Fascia, Pain & Tendinopathy

• New evidence for fascial tissue alterations in myofascial pain syndromes.
• Tendinopathy revisited: How do metabolic and systemic factors interact with mechanical loading?

Fascia, the Nervous System & Mental Health

• New insights into communication between fascial tissues and the nervous system.
• What is the current evidence linking fascia with stress, anxiety and depression?
• Can traumatic experiences be stored in fascial tissues? Implications for somatic therapy.

Regeneration & Future Perspectives

• The role of fascial stem cells and specialized fibroblast populations in tissue regeneration and repair.
• Fascia as an immunologically active organ: an emerging field with important clinical implications.

Latest Highlights

• The most important breakthroughs in international fascia research over the past year.
• Which recent discoveries are most likely to influence manual and movement therapy in the years ahead?