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What are Fascial Restrictions?
Through trauma, repetitive motions or potions, and the inflammatory process, Fascial can become solidified and shorten. Fascial will thicken or reinforce in these areas of stress and in turn shorten the connective tissue. This shortening or thickening is what is referred to as a fascial restriction. Fascial restrictions have the capability of putting 2,000 pounds of pressure per square inch in a restricted area. That pressure can compromise any system in the body causing pain and dysfunctional.
