11/15/2025
Most people think myofascial release means digging into knots until they disappear.
But fascia doesn’t respond to pain — it responds to presence, time, and safety.
Research shows fascia has more sensory nerve endings than muscle — it’s your largest sensory organ. That means when you slow down, breathe, and apply steady, sustained contact, you’re not just changing tissue — you’re regulating your nervous system.
That’s where the real “release” happens.