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Myofascial Release Explained: Pressure Gradient vs. Cross-Friction Approaches

In this video, fascia educator Michelle Woodruff, LMT, Fascial Educator and retired PTA, breaks down one of the most confusing topics in the bodywork world: the different forms of myofascial release and why they are not all the same. While many practitioners say they “do myofascial release,” Michelle explains that there are distinctly different methods—including techniques that intentionally trigger a localized inflammatory response and techniques that rely on sustained pressure gradients to activate the fascia’s natural piezoelectric and quantum mechanical properties. Michelle Covers the Following: ✔️ The difference between cross-friction, cupping, soft-tissue mobilization & true sustained-pressure MFR ✔️ Why all of these technically fall under the umbrella of myofascial release ✔️ How to ask the right questions when choosing a practitioner ✔️ How light pressure can activate piezoelectric effects and allow fascia to realign itself ✔️ Why fascia behaves like a liquid crystalline matrix ✔️ How thoughts and emotional states influence fascial microtubules and holding patterns ✔️ Why fascial density, restrictions, and fight-or-flight responses are interconnected Michelle also demonstrates a simple model showing how fascia reorganizes under gentle, sustained pressure—a key distinction of the method used at Myofascial STL Plus. If you’re a bodyworker, client, or anyone curious about fascial science, this video offers a clear explanation of why different MFR styles feel—and function—so differently. #MyofascialRelease #Fascia #FascialRelease #MyofascialTherapy #BodyworkEducation #FasciaScience #FascialSystem #LiquidCrystallineMatrix #PiezoelectricEffect #SomaticTherapy #QuantumBiology #MyofascialSTLPlus #HolisticHealing #ChronicPainRelief #ManualTherapy #FasciaExplained #StructuralBodywork