Fascia Isn’t as Predictable as We Think @Physiotutors

Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

Fascia is often discussed as if it gives us a clear map of movement, pain, and compensation.

But what if that map is far less reliable than we think?

In this episode, anatomist Karl Jacobs challenges some common assumptions around fascia, force transmission, and the way clinicians interpret “connections” in the body.

Watch the full podcast in the Physiotutors App to hear the full discussion.

#PhysiotutorsApp #Fascia #ClinicalReasoning

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