153: Conversations from the 7th Fascial Research Congress (with Robert Schleip, Gil Hedley, & more)
🎙In this special episode recorded live at the 7th International Fascial Research Congress in New Orleans, Til Luchau gathers conversations with leading researchers, educators, and practitioners from around the world. From collagen synthesis breakthroughs to fascia typologies, scar tissue management…
AG 2025 Ep 22 Fascia, Longevity & the Future of Research — with Dr. Robert Schleip
In this episode of Anatomical Gangster, Sue Hitzmann welcomes Dr. Robert Schleip—fascia researcher, author, and founding director of the Fascia Research Society—for a deep dive into the evolving science of fascia and what’s ahead for the field.
As a driving force behind the Fascia Research Congress…
E70 - TRE Meets Fascia: Bringing Neurogenic Tremoring to the Fascia Congress with Liza Kimble
Alex Greene welcomes back Liza Kimble for an exciting follow-up conversation about her groundbreaking experience at the Fascia Congress in New Orleans. Fresh from her travels, Liza shares how she introduced TRE and neurogenic tremoring to the international fascia research community, where over 100 …
160: 5 Years & Half a Million Downloads: Your Favorite Episodes & Ours (with Til Luchau & Whitney Lowe)
🎙 5 Years of The Thinking Practitioner: Our Favorites & Top 5 Most Popular Episodes
It's been 5 years since we launched The Thinking Practitioner — with over half a million downloads and 130,000 unique listeners along the way. In this special retrospective episode, Til and Whitney look back at per…
Dr Robert Schleip: pioneering fascial physiology researcher
In this episode, we are honoured to be joined by the impeccable Dr Robert Schleip, a pioneering researcher and leader in the field of fascial physiology. His research is some of the most influential in the industry, but if that wasn't enough, Dr Schleip has an extensive list of additional qualifica…
E08 - TRE Meets Fascia: Bringing Neurogenic Tremoring to the Fascia Congress with Liza Kimble
Alex Greene welcomes back Liza Kimble for an exciting follow-up conversation about her groundbreaking experience at the Fascia Congress in New Orleans. Fresh from her travels, Liza shares how she introduced TRE and neurogenic tremoring to the international fascia research community, where over 100 …
E20 - Neurogenic Tremoring for Manual Therapists: Bridging Bodywork, Fascia & the Nervous System with Ágnes Katona
In this episode, Alex sits down with Ágnes Katona — a physiotherapist and manual therapist in Budapest, Hungary — to compare notes on a journey many bodyworkers are quietly making: from working only with tissues, joints, and fascia to recognizing the nervous system as the missing piece. Both Alex a…
Fascia: The Sensory Organ No One Taught You About
🎙️ Your fascia is not just packaging. It's a sensory organ. Dr. Pedram Shojai introduces fascia as a continuous connective tissue web running from feet to skull, densely innervated with mechanoreceptors that contract under stress and release under safety. Drawing on research from Robert Schleip, He…
More Isn't Always Better: What Yin Yoga Teaches Golfers About Movement
What if improving your golf game and your movement doesn't always require doing more?
In this episode of the Yoga for Golf® Podcast, we're exploring Yin Yoga: a surprisingly modern style of yoga that challenges our relationship with effort, stillness, and progress.
Because feeling "tight" doesn't…
180: Fascial Elves and Vikings (with Heike Oellerich & Miriam Wessels)
🎙 Fascial Elves and Vikings (with Heike Oellerich & Miriam Wessels)
Some people can fold themselves into almost any position but struggle to find stability; others feel strong and solid but can’t reach their toes—and the difference may start long before either of them ever trained.
Most of us wer…
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