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RECOMMENDED DOCUMENTARY

The New Biology of Fascia

Available on demand

Understanding the intricate network of fascia and its role in movement, pain, healing and human performance.

45 minutesDocumentary

€1.49Purchase price

7 daysOnline access

Purchase and watch the film on the MSTR website (opens in a new tab)

Fascia is far more than connective tissue. This documentary brings together current research, historical discoveries and emerging scientific evidence to explore fascia as a dynamic, body-wide network.

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ABOUT THE FILM

A closer look at a rapidly developing field.

The New Biology of Fascia explores how fascia may contribute to movement, force transmission, proprioception, pain, healing and physical performance.

The film also examines how scars and adhesions may influence body mechanics, the science of mechanotransduction, and why gentle manual therapy can sometimes lead to meaningful change.

It is designed for physiotherapists, osteopaths, chiropractors, massage and manual therapists, movement specialists, clinicians, researchers, students and anyone interested in how the human body works.

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WHAT IT EXPLORES

Questions that are reshaping how fascia is understood.

More than connective tissue

Why fascia is increasingly understood as an active, responsive network throughout the body.

Scars and adhesions

How changes in tissue may influence movement, tension and the body’s mechanics.

Movement and pain

The relationship between fascia, proprioception, force transmission and pain.

Research and clinical practice

What new discoveries may mean for manual therapy, rehabilitation and healthcare professionals.

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WRITTEN, PRODUCED AND PRESENTED BY

Alastair McLoughlin

Alastair McLoughlin

Alastair McLoughlin is an educator, researcher and author, and the developer of MSTR® (McLoughlin Scar Tissue Release®) and Art of Bodywork®.

In this film, he traces the development of scientific understanding of fascia and brings together established knowledge, leading voices and emerging discoveries.

The aim is not to suggest that every question has already been answered, but to show how new research may change the way we understand health, movement and healing.

WATCH ON DEMAND

Purchase the documentary directly from Alastair McLoughlin’s MSTR® course platform.

The €1.49 purchase includes the complete 45-minute film with online access for seven days.

Purchase and watch the film on the MSTR website (opens in a new tab)