Fascia & Building Injury Resilience in Sports: High Performance Athletes Part 2

Individual price $150 or $200 for both Parts 1 and 2 of this exciting webinar series!

In a brand-new webinar series with Fascia Training Academy, Anatomy Trains author Tom Myers shows how our fascial fabric contributes to postural patterns.  Your brain ‘listens’ in on the forces affecting your fascial network, and then ‘speaks’ to muscles to balance and move you in a constant  mobility / stability equation. Learn the underlying fascial properties that contribute to maximum performance and injury resilience for everyone.

In Module 2, Tom Myers will take a deeper dive: How does the fascial system respond in injury and what factors – like hydration, glide, and what genetic type of fascia you have – govern injury recovery in our neuromyofascial web.

Bill Parisi and Dr. Rob Gray will then introduce a dynamic systems approach by considering the athlete’s body as a complex, self-organizing, adaptive system. Evidence will be presented for the protective effects of movement variability and movement complexity. Finally, we will consider the critical role of fascial training in developing these beneficial system properties.

This series of two exciting online lectures with Q & A will be held live via Zoom webinar over one weekend. Take one or sign up for both at a discount!

You will have access to the recordings of these sessions for 45 days after each session ends!

Saturday, September 14, 2024

10:00 AM – 12:00 PM EDT

Part 1: with Tom Myers, Bill Parisi and Bobby Stroupe

Sunday, September 15, 2024

10:00 AM – 12:00 PM EDT

Part 2: with Tom Myers, Bill Parisi and Dr. Rob Gray

This series is available as a bundle at a discount or you may sign up individually for each session.

Individual price: $150 per session

Bundle price: $200 

SIGN UP FOR THE BUNDLE HERE

By signing up for this product, you are getting access ONLY to the September 15 webinar

About Dr. Rob Gray

Originally from Toronto, Canada, Rob completed his BA in Psychology at Queen’s University and his MS and PhD in Experimental Psychology at York University. After receiving his PhD in 1998, he worked as a Research Scientist for Nissan Motor Corporation in Cambridge, MA, USA. In 2001 he was appointed as an Assistant Professor in the newly formed Applied Psychology Program at Arizona State University. In 2006 he was appointed Associate Professor and Program Head. Since 2005 he has also worked part-time as a Research Psychologist for the United States Air Force. From January-June 2010 he was appointed as a Visiting Professor in Sport Sciences at the University of the Mediterranean in France. From 2010-2014 he was a Reader (Associate Professor) in Perception & Action in the School of Sport, Exercise & Rehabilitation Sciences at the University of Birmingham, UK. His research focuses on perceptual-motor control with a particular emphasis on the demanding actions involved in driving, aviation, and sports. His goal is to conduct basic research that can be applied towards the improvement of training, simulation, accident prevention and human-machine interface development within these contexts. In 2007 he was awarded the Distinguished Scientific Award for Early Career Contribution to Psychology from the American Psychological Association and the Earl Alluisi Award for Early Career Achievement in the Field of Applied Experimental & Engineering Psychology. Since 2023, he has been in role of Skill Acquisition Specialist with the Boston Red Sox He currently hosts & produces the popular Perception & Action Podcast.