Adamantios Arampatzis (PhD) is Professor of Movement Science, head of the Department of Training and Movement Sciences and Spokesperson of the Berlin School of Movement Science at the Humboldt-University Berlin. He received his PhD in Movement Science and Sports Medicine in 1995 and finished his habilitation in Biomechanics in 2002 at the German Sport University Cologne.

Andrzej Pilat, PT is a Physiotherapist and a Specialist in Manual Therapy. He is the creator of the Myofascial Induction approach, and Director of the School of Myofascial Therapies Tupimek, Madrid – Spain.

Dr. Stecco is a graduate in Medicine and Surgery, and specialized in Physics Medicine and Rehabilitation at the University of Padua, Italy. His areas of prevalent scientific and clinical interest are anatomy of the fascia corporis via dissections and histological studies, including immunohistochemical and molecular biology; study and clinical application of hyaluronic acid; and myofascial syndrome. Following the techniques developed by his father, Luigi Stecco, PT, Dr. Stecco co-authored with his sister, Carla Stecco, MD Fascial Manipulation for Musculoskeletal Pain.

Graduated in Sports Sciences at Unicamp. Master and Doctor in Biodynamics of Human Movement at Unicamp. He has experience in Physical Education, focusing on sports training.

Orthopedic Surgeon, Full Professor of Human Anatomy and Movement Sciences at the University of Padua. Founding member of the Fascial Manipulation Association and the Fascial Research Society.

He is a writer, speaker and bodyworker, specializing in myofascial release and structural integration. In recent years he has focused on combining movement with manual therapy to create a new approach, the “Active Fascial Release”.

Dr. Jan-Paul van Wingerden is a specialist in functional anatomy in lumbar rehabilitation, balance in the biopsychosocial model with a call for the re-evaluation of functional anatomy in chronic pain rehabilitation.

Dr. Wilke leads the “Fascia and Locomotor System” research group and has been the keynote speaker at numerous international conferences. Advises and works with various sports federations and elite athletes. In 2018 and 2019 he was a physical trainer for the former world tennis number. 1 Angelique Kerber.

Post-Dra. Hansen develops research in Nutritional Biochemistry, Nutrition and Dietetics and Sports Medicine, with particular attention to optimizing recovery and training adaptation through nutritional interventions, as well as the effect of endogenous and exogenous female hormones on skeletal muscle.

Professor at UC Davis and renowned tendon training researcher and expert.  He received his PhD from the University of Illinois where he discovered the molecular signal that causes load-induced muscle hypertrophy.  Keith is currently the head of the Functional Molecular Biology Laboratory (FMBLab) at the University of California Davis.

Dr. Schleip is a human biologist and psychologist. His area of ​​specialization is fascia research. Vice-president of the Ida P. Rolf Research Foundation and board member of the Fascia Research Society.

Dr. Fonseca has experience in the field of Physiotherapy, with particular attention to Human Functional Performance, working mainly on the following topics: functional stability, tissue biomechanics, rehabilitation and prevention of injuries in sports and motor behavior.

Fisicamente Formazione (Itália)

For more than 10 years our training and refresher courses represent excellence for Exercise Science students, Physiotherapists, Yoga Teachers and Personal Trainers, Dancers and Professional Sportsmen, worldwide. Was founded, in Italy, by Anna Maria Vitali and we have been organizing different events with International Presenters like: Fascia Retreat, Fascia for Research and Fascia Research Online Summit 2020

Universidade da Fascia (Brasile)

We are a group of professionals who have been dedicated to promoting and disseminating information about the importance of movement in motor development and performance. Our focus is education and we believe that physical activities are a means of bringing people together, bringing knowledge about self-care and self-management of health. Responsible for organizing the Fascia Experience® in 2019.

Fascia Research Group (Alemanha)

Fascia Research Project is a collaboration between the Technical University of Munich (Professorship of Conservative and Rehabilitative Orthopedics) and the non-profit association for research support Verein zur Förderung der Faszienforschung e.V. , based in Germany. In close cooperation with other international research groups devoted to the rapidly developing field of fascia research, we attempt to explore the biomechanical, sensorial and physiological properties of the body wide fascial network in the human body from an evidence oriented perspective.