Date
12/05/2026
Location
10F., No. 77-1, Zhonghua 3rd Rd., Qianjin Dist., Kaohsiung City
Teacher
Jason Huang
Video
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Who It’s For
01 | Sports and Fitness Professionals
Personal trainers, strength and conditioning coaches, athletic trainers, yoga/Pilates instructors, and professionals wishing to integrate myofascial release into their training.
02 | Massage and Bodywork Practitioners
Sports massage therapists, massage practitioners, fascia-related workers, and those wishing to add instrument-assisted and soft tissue mobilization techniques to their skillset.
03 | Sports Enthusiasts
People who run, weight train, play ball sports, or participate in various sports regularly, and want to learn self-relaxation and body maintenance methods for before and after exercise.
04 | Those Mindful of Daily Body Maintenance
People who often feel stiff or tight, or who sit or stand for long periods of time, and want to learn a simple, self-operable routine for myofascial maintenance.
05 | Those Who Want to Rediscover Fascia
Those who don't want to just "roll wherever it feels tight," but want to understand key areas such as the bony insertions, bone crevices, joint peripheries, and intermuscular spaces to build a more comprehensive concept of fascia and soft tissue.
Whether you are a professional practitioner or an ordinary person wanting to take care of your own body, you can start with "finding the location, creating space, and restoring gliding" to build a more systematic method of myofascial maintenance.
What You’ll Learn
01 | Re-understanding Fascia and Soft Tissue
Understand the relationship between fascia, muscles, and joints, establish the basic concepts of soft tissue deformation and space, and rethink why the body develops tightness and movement restrictions.
02 | Finding the Areas That Truly Need Treatment
Go beyond just the muscle belly and tendons; learn to identify key soft tissue interface areas such as bone ends, bone seams, around joints, and between muscles.
03 | Mastering Rolling × Shear Force Techniques
Learn how to operate the Fasyroll® fascia roller, mastering direction, angle, contact position, and pressure control to establish stable and systematic operational techniques.
04 | Establishing Full-Body Fascial Mobilization Methods
From the upper limbs and trunk to the lower limbs, learn the operational logic for different body areas. Choose the appropriate position and method based on actual conditions, rather than just rolling mindlessly in a fixed routine.
05 | Learning to Observe and Compare Body Changes
Through comparing range of motion, movement, and physical sensations before and after the session, learn to judge whether the application area and method are suitable, gradually building your own body observation skills.
It is not just about learning how to roll, but learning to read the body, find the right spots, and reclaim the true space of the fascia.
Course Content
01 | Fasyroll® Theory & Fundamentals
Fasyroll® Theory & Fundamentals
Theoretical foundations of Fasyroll®
Theoretical foundations of Fasyroll®Soft tissue deformation and fascial space concepts
Soft tissue deformation and fascial spaceRolling, shear forces, and relative tissue gliding
Rolling, shear forces, and relative tissue glidingContact points, direction, and pressure control
Contact points, direction, and pressure controlFundamental techniques and practical considerations
Fundamental techniques and practical considerations
02 | Foot & Lower Leg
Foot & Lower Leg
Plantar fascia | Plantar fascia
Calcaneus & Achilles tendon region | Calcaneus & Achilles tendon region
Intermuscular fascia of the lower leg | Intermuscular fascia of the lower leg
Fibular head region | Fibular head region
Techniques & Case Discussion | Techniques & Case Discussion
03 | Knee & Thigh
Knee & Thigh
Patellofemoral region | Patellofemoral region
Quadriceps | Quadriceps
Adductor muscles | Adductor muscles
Hamstrings | Hamstrings
Popliteal region | Popliteal region
Techniques & Case Discussion | Techniques & Case Discussion
04 | Hip & Pelvis
Hip & Pelvis
Anterior Superior Iliac Spine (ASIS) region | Anterior Superior Iliac Spine (ASIS) region
Gluteal muscles | Gluteal muscles
Greater trochanter region | Greater trochanter region
Soft tissues surrounding the hip joint | Soft tissues surrounding the hip joint
Sacroiliac (SI) joint region | Sacroiliac (SI) joint region
Techniques & Case Discussion | Techniques & Case Discussion
05 | Upper Extremity & Shoulder Girdle
Upper Extremity & Shoulder Girdle
Wrist & elbow | Wrist & elbow
Shoulder joint | Shoulder joint
Scapular region | Scapular region
Acromioclavicular (AC) joint region | Acromioclavicular (AC) joint region
Sternoclavicular (SC) joint region | Sternoclavicular (SC) joint region
Techniques & Case Discussion | Techniques & Case Discussion
06 | Trunk, Jaw & Integrated Application
Trunk, Jaw & Integrated Application
Lumbar fascia | Lumbar fascia
Soft tissues surrounding the chin and jaw | Soft tissues surrounding the chin and jaw
Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) region | Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) region
Ribs | Ribs
Case Analysis & Practical Application | Case Analysis & Practical Application
Video 1: Review by an American Massage Therapist
Video 2: Review by a University PE Teacher
Course Instructor
Ph.D. in Sports Biomechanics | Athletic Trainer | Founder of Fascia Plus Lab. Since 2019, he has dedicated himself to education in fascia tool techniques, becoming one of the early instructors in Taiwan to promote systematic fascia tool training. In 2026, he developed the Fasyroll® Fascia Roller, combining sports biomechanics with years of fascia teaching experience to establish a unique fascia roller technical theory and instructional system.
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