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Fascial Elasticity: What It Is, How It Affects You, and How to Train Your Fascia to Restore Its Tone

Apr 5, 2026

If you’re feeling any aches, stiffness, or tension in your body, chances are your fascia is involved.  This...

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Neurofascial Training: What It Is and Why It Should Be the Foundation of Your Workouts

Feb 27, 2026

Most workouts chase one outcome at a time: muscle strength, cardiovascular endurance, or flexibility. And they work…...

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Instability Training: Why It’s the Secret Ingredient to Longevity and How to Practice it at Home

Dec 31, 2025

When we talk about longevity, most people think about cardio, strength training, or diet. But one of the most...

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Rotational Training: What Is It and How Does It Benefit Athletes?

Oct 30, 2025

Think back to your last workout. Chances are, it included squats, deadlifts, lunges, or push-ups. All these are great...

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Why Do Certain Symptoms Flare Up in the Fall?

Sep 30, 2025

In my practice, I’ve noticed a pattern over the years. When fall arrives, many clients begin to experience low back...

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Why You Need to Try Fascial Training for Pain Management

Aug 27, 2025

The fascia is one body part that has been receiving attention recently—and for good reason. This connective tissue...

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The Importance of Hand Exercises for Overall Health and Fitness

Jul 30, 2025

Our hands do so much for us from the moment we wake up to the moment we fall back asleep. From grasping the tools we...

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6 Fascia-Based Ball Exercises to Tone and Firm Up Your Glutes

Jul 1, 2025

Recently, one of my patients—an incredibly active and fit woman—reached out after noticing that her glutes had become...

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4 Exercises Using a Wooden Balance Beam for Healthy Feet

May 27, 2025

You all know how much I care about fascia, but here’s another obsession of mine: feet. Over years of watching clients...

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The 9 Exercises You Need in Your Workout for Longevity and Longer Healthspan

Apr 29, 2025

I am approaching my 70’s soon and I can confidently say that I move and feel better than I ever did in my 20’s. I...

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The #1 Workout People with Hypermobility Need to Try

Mar 31, 2025

As a child I have always been interested in the way people move, so it wasn’t surprising that I have eventually...

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6 Best Exercises for Flu Recovery and Immunity

Feb 28, 2025

In late January, I attended a three-day transformational workshop with 900 other people. A few days after that event,...

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6 Exercises to Reduce Chronic Inflammation

Jan 31, 2025

Chronic inflammation is a huge problem in my practice. Most patients who come to me are not surprised to find out that...

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How Improving Your Sensorimotor Skills Can Relieve Your Pain

Dec 26, 2024

Acute pain is a natural physiological response. It alerts us to dangers and prevents us from suffering harm. But when...

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How to Regulate Your Nervous System to Relieve Pelvic Floor Dysfunction

Nov 25, 2024

A challenge I often face as a doctor and fascial manipulation practitioner is changing how my patients perceive and...

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3 Overlooked Causes of a Weak Pelvic Floor—And How to Fix Them

Oct 28, 2024

Pelvic floor issues are mostly talked about in the context of pregnancy or childbirth. Yet, anyone who has a pelvic...

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The Surprising Ways Pelvic Floor Dysfunction Affects Your Daily Life

Sep 22, 2024

One of the most sorely neglected areas of the body is the pelvic floor. Most people don’t even know what it is and...

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Why the Fascia is Key to Emotional Healing

Aug 25, 2024

The idea that the body, and not just the mind, modulates our emotions is not new or even controversial. In 2014,...

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Cerebellar Training: An Essential Component of Fitness for Older Adults

Jul 23, 2024

Unlike what most people think, experiencing pain, becoming stiffer, and losing balance as you age isn’t inevitable....

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4 Disorders You Didn’t Know Are Linked to Fascial Dysfunction

Jun 18, 2024

There were clinicians who, as early as the early 20th century, recognized just how vital fascia is to our well-being....

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Vitality

Rev6 Vitality is based on the same principles of all Rev6 programs: novel, integrative, and complex movements that are also fun and challenging.

With Rev6 Vitality, we have honed in the neurologically-based aspect of the Rev6 system of movement to enhance the lives of older members. Sequences will be provided for the treatment of specific conditions, as well as guidelines to follow to ensure positive outcomes.

Over time, you’ll notice doing things you haven’t done in your life. You’ll feel more confident, and energized with more spring in your step.

Here are a few exercises you can expect to see in a Vitality class:

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Pelvic Floor Fitness

This class will restore elasticity, tone, and strength to your pelvic floor. Both women and men benefit from this class. Very few people–even professional athletes–have trained the pelvic floor in this way.

Breath is a vital component of pelvic floor fitness and is incorporated into all of the sequences. These classes will help reverse the aging process and resolve other functional issues within the body.

You will experience the connection between your pelvic floor and your feet, hips, abdominal muscles, spine, and—as with all Rev6 workouts—your brain.

Here are a few exercises you’ll encounter in a Pelvic Floor Fitness class:

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Level 2

Level 2 classes are designed to make you uncomfortable. Despite the discomfort, you will be fully engaged, fully immersed, and fully focused during the class. You will feel expanded, integrated, and renewed.

The brain thrives on novelty and that is what this class delivers. Dynamic, complex movements on diverse and challenging unstable surfaces with varying resistances, including jump training.

As with the other classes, the instructor performs the exercises with you, makes corrections, and amps up the intensity appropriate to the participants. The effect of Rev6 Level 2 classes continues for 24-48 hours afterward.

Here are a few exercises you’ll encounter in a Level 2 class:

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Level 1/2 Hybrid

Hybrid sequences feature exercises you are familiar with from Level 1, but introduce more instability from the BOSU Ball, Pipes, and Slant Board.

This additional instability stimulates the sensory receptors in the fascia, which is our body’s biggest sensory organ. Activating the fascia this way improves the integration between our nervous and musculoskeletal systems, promoting efficient movement.

Taking the Level 1/2 Hybrid class once a week can help you progress to the Level 2 class in no time. Bit by bit, you’ll improve your balance, agility, and strength.

Here are a few exercises you’ll encounter in a Level 1/2 Hybrid class:

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Level 1

In a Level 1 class, you’ll be presented with a range of instability challenges and variable means of resistance to restore and improve the stretch reflex in preparation for plyometrics.

Pepper in some breathing dynamics and you will be challenged, invigorated, and pushed to be your best.

Each class is a unique sequence of movements based on stated goals at the beginning of the class. One class may focus on refining the connection between your lower abdominals and your shoulders, another on your pelvic floor and hips.

Here are a few exercises you’ll encounter in a Level 1 class:

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