Johannes Freiberg
Formed in Physical Education in 1983 by the University of São Paulo (USP). He was an athlete and coach for the São Paulo and Brazilian national teams of Caratê. He works as a Somatic Educator, Fascial Fitness Master Trainer, Structural Integrator and Martial Artist (Karate).
Contact with fascia studies arose in 2000 on the occasion of his admission to the Rolfing® Structural Integrator training, where he obtained the degrees-Structural and Advanced Movement. He did training in Cranio Sacral Therapy at the Milne Institute and today also serves as assistant professor in the Rolfing® training. In the extension of this journey, he began his research in fascia and movement by joining the Fascial Fitness group from Germany (2014), which has strong relationships with the Fascial Research Society – a group of scientists from Fascia that has been seeking to investigate Fascia in the pathological, physiological and movement fields, such as Robert Schleip, Andry Vleeming, Van der Wal, Tomas Findley, Carla Stecco, Paul Hodges, among others.
Since 2014, it has been developing a project in Brazil to stimulate interest and learning about the importance of the Conjunctive Tissue in motor control within the spaces of sports gyms and within movement spaces, with Functional Tensegrity – a project in partnership with Core 360 ??Functional Training.
Today, in addition to his work as a Structural Integrator and Karate teacher, he acts as a Fascial Fitness Master Trainer, being responsible for the dissemination and teaching of Fascial Fitness in Brazil.
He has also been dedicating himself to understanding how the relationship between morphology and behavior form the significant contents for the gesture and the word, visible in the attitudes and postures formed during a lifetime. Through the studies of Formative Psychology of Stanley Keleman with Leila Cohn, he has been forming an educational clinic focused on motor speech.
Between studies and his own learning in training, he was able to go ahead and delve into detail about the various aspects of physiological and behavioral movement.
Currently, he is dedicated to researching the Fascia and its behavior, through the studies of Fascia Anatomy.
FASCIAL DYNAMICS AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN AGING.
Fascial training techniques have gained global recognition in the last ten years as a science-based way to achieve superior results.
The Fascial Training Certification course provides a set of basic principles and also the practical application of each principle.
The content is theoretical-practical with a theoretical load of 14 hours and a practical load of 21 hours.
Participation in III Fascial Connection
Presentation: Extending Life: “A Study on The Theory and Therapeutic Practice of Active Dynamic Stretching of the Fascial System for Healthy Aging in Daily Life”.
Course: “Fascial Dynamics and Physical Activity in Aging”. Level 1 / Levels 1 and 2.
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COURSE INFORMATION JOHANNES FREIBERG. LEVEL I.
Teacher: Johannes Freiberg.
Course: “Fascial Dynamics and Physical Activity in Aging 1”.
Format: Face-to-face and Online.
Location: Cancun, Quintana Roo, Mexico.
Date: July 1, 2 and 3, 2022 (3 days).
Hours: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (It may undergo any modification on the part of the teacher that will be communicated the first day).
Material delivered: Paper manual in face-to-face mode and digital in online mode.
Recommendations: For the practical part please bring comfortable clothes.
Certificate: A certificate will be delivered in person or online (in the case online).
Registration: June 15, 2022 at 24:00, will be the closing of registration for the Congress and its courses. Limited places in the face-to-face mode. Registrations will be taken in order of arrival.
This course is reserved for Physical Education professionals, Physiotherapists, Somatic Therapists, Rolfers, Movement Professionals, Physical Therapists, Personal Trainers.
Teach sports and health professionals to understand the basic characteristics of fascia in aging.
Develop a basic program of effective exercises in aging, to improve in different pathologies.
These knowledge and techniques can be applied to any discipline of movement.
Level 1: Fascia in motor dynamics and physical activity in aging. Why train the fascia?
- Fascial dynamics applied to physical activity in aging.
- Superficial and deep fascia. Elasticity and mobility.
- Fascial planes and continuities = force transmission and myofascial chains.
- Fascia, metabolism and AGE´s Advanced Glycation Products in muscular rigidity.
- Longevity-oriented dynamic stretching exercises. Elastic tension as a determining factor in the quality of movement.
- Age-oriented elastic tension and strength exercises.
Cognitive performance associated with fascia and aging. Dimensions of neuroplasticity and voluntary motor activity. - Mechanoreceptors and functions in self-organized movement and proprioception.
- Body perception and body image in aging – Visual-motor system and synaptic activity in responses to spatial orientation and environmental environment.
COURSE INFORMATION JOHANNES FREIBERG. LEVEL I AND II.
Teacher: Johannes Freiberg.
Course: “Fascial Dynamics and Physical Activity in Aging 1 and 2”.
Format: Face-to-face and Online.
Location: Cancun, Quintana Roo, Mexico.
Date: July 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, 2022 (5 days).
Hours: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (It may undergo any modification on the part of the teacher that will be communicated the first day).
Material delivered: Paper manual in face-to-face mode and digital in online mode.
Recommendations: For the practical part please bring comfortable clothes.
Certificate: Two certificates will be delivered, one for each course, in person or online (in the case online).
Registration: June 15, 2022 at 24:00, will be the closing of registration for the Congress and its courses. Limited places in the face-to-face mode. Registrations will be taken in order of arrival.
Teach sports and health professionals to understand the different characteristics of fascia in aging.
Develop an effective exercise program in aging, to improve in different pathologies.
These knowledge and techniques can be applied to any discipline of movement.
Level 1: Fascia in motor dynamics and physical activity in aging. Why train the fascia?
- Fascial dynamics applied to physical activity in aging.
Superficial and deep fascia. Elasticity and mobility. - Fascial planes and continuities = force transmission and myofascial chains.
- Fascia, metabolism and AGE´s Advanced Glycation Products in muscular rigidity.
- Longevity-oriented dynamic stretching exercises. Elastic tension as a determining factor in the quality of movement.
- Age-oriented elastic tension and strength exercises.
Cognitive performance associated with fascia and aging. Dimensions of neuroplasticity and voluntary motor activity. - Mechanoreceptors and functions in self-organized movement and proprioception.
- Body perception and body image in aging – Visual-motor system and synaptic activity in responses to spatial orientation and environmental environment.
Level 2. Fascia in Active Dynamic Therapeutics as a precursor to health.
- Exercise and fascia in the global therapy of the elderly.
- Fascia – circulatory and muscular system = an elastic pulse.
- Retinacles in crossed movements and spiral movements = tension unit.
- Anisotropy: densification and muscle stiffness in cardiorespiratory exercise.
- Myofascial pain and low back pain. Concepts and fundamentals of the Thoracolumbar Fascia – how the fascial planes relate to the motor complex.
- Walking – Rhythm, oscillatory system in elastic body tension.
- Free innervation, muscle spindles and OTG and voluntary cortical muscle effort.
- Free mechanoreceptors and interoception. Limbic system assessment system.
- Balance in gravity and the vestibular and mandibular system in regulating the speed of emotional responses. Reflection of fright and theory of self-determination.
