The Neuro Fascial Glide Method for Easier Movement
The Neuro Fascial Glide Method for Easier Movement


If your body tightens up quickly, you already know how frustrating movement can be. You stretch. You try to loosen up. Yet the stiffness keeps returning, and sitting leaves you feeling restricted. You wake up achy and sore. Or maybe you notice nerve-like sensations such as tingling, pulling, numbness, or sciatic discomfort when you try to move more freely.
This workshop offers a different entry point for finding relief.
Instead of pushing for more range, you’ll learn how to restore natural glide between fascia fibers and neighboring nerves to support easier movement that feels smoother, lighter, and more coordinated. These techniques are small, precise, and designed to help your body feel freer, without pushing or forcing.
In this 60-minute live virtual workshop, Erin Tietz, a multi-certified movement specialist and fascia expert, will teach how the nervous and fascial systems work together as an integrated communication network and why mobility issues are not always caused solely by tight muscles. When fascia and nerves can’t glide freely, movement feels harder than it should. By supporting that glide, you can improve how your body senses, responds, and moves.
In the workshop, you’ll begin with intentional tactile touch — a light fingertip stimulation technique that can awaken sensory receptors and improve tissue awareness. This exclusive preparatory step (not taught in Erin’s other courses) can help your system become more responsive before activation begins.
Then you’ll learn Erin’s framework, the Fascia Equation, taught through a neuro-based lens using the SEE sequence: shorten, engage, elongate.
You won’t just learn the concept. You’ll test it. Erin guides you through simple baseline checks and rechecks to compare how your body moves before and after each technique.
What you’ll get in this workshop:
Who should take this workshop:
Live format: teaching, guided practice, integration, and live Q&A
Date and time: March 26 at 11:00 a.m. Pacific Time
12:00 p.m. Mountain Time, 1:00 p.m. Central Time, 2:00 p.m. Eastern Time, 6:00 p.m. UTC
Please check your local time zone.
Replay: If you can’t make the live event, the recorded video is included with your purchase for you to watch at your convenience.
Recommended setup and equipment list:
Learn a new approach for stiff days, practice it live, and leave with a toolkit designed to help you live with more freedom and mobility. Let’s start today.
If your body tightens up quickly, you already know how frustrating movement can be. You stretch. You try to loosen up. Yet the stiffness keeps returning, and sitting leaves you feeling restricted. You wake up achy and sore. Or maybe you notice nerve-like sensations such as tingling, pulling, numbness, or sciatic discomfort when you try to move more freely.
This workshop offers a different entry point for finding relief.
Instead of pushing for more range, you’ll learn how to restore natural glide between fascia fibers and neighboring nerves to support easier movement that feels smoother, lighter, and more coordinated. These techniques are small, precise, and designed to help your body feel freer, without pushing or forcing.
In this 60-minute live virtual workshop, Erin Tietz, a multi-certified movement specialist and fascia expert, will teach how the nervous and fascial systems work together as an integrated communication network and why mobility issues are not always caused solely by tight muscles. When fascia and nerves can’t glide freely, movement feels harder than it should. By supporting that glide, you can improve how your body senses, responds, and moves.
In the workshop, you’ll begin with intentional tactile touch — a light fingertip stimulation technique that can awaken sensory receptors and improve tissue awareness. This exclusive preparatory step (not taught in Erin’s other courses) can help your system become more responsive before activation begins.
Then you’ll learn Erin’s framework, the Fascia Equation, taught through a neuro-based lens using the SEE sequence: shorten, engage, elongate.
You won’t just learn the concept. You’ll test it. Erin guides you through simple baseline checks and rechecks to compare how your body moves before and after each technique.
What you’ll get in this workshop:
Who should take this workshop:
Live format: teaching, guided practice, integration, and live Q&A
Date and time: March 26 at 11:00 a.m. Pacific Time
12:00 p.m. Mountain Time, 1:00 p.m. Central Time, 2:00 p.m. Eastern Time, 6:00 p.m. UTC
Please check your local time zone.
Replay: If you can’t make the live event, the recorded video is included with your purchase for you to watch at your convenience.
Recommended setup and equipment list:
Learn a new approach for stiff days, practice it live, and leave with a toolkit designed to help you live with more freedom and mobility. Let’s start today.

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