Myofascial Release Teacher Portal

This site is still be created and will be available SOON! When it’s ready, all teacher trainees will receive an email.

Teacher Portal

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Myofascial Release

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Coming SOON

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Let's Release

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MFR Manual

MFR Workbook (COMING SOON)

Learning Library (COMING SOON)

  • Anatomy visuals (fascia, nervous system, breath)

  • Sensory pathway diagrams

  • Cueing flow charts

  • Technique visuals (core vs extremities)

  • Safety & setup illustrations

What this Poratl Is

This portal is your resource hub for the Myofascial Release Teacher Training. It is not an online course or a video based program. Instead, it serves as a centralized space where you can access the materials that support your learning before, during, and after the live training.

Here you will find:
• The full MFR Training Manual
• Downloadable worksheets and reflection tools
• Visual learning resources and diagrams
• Cueing language examples and teaching tools
• Safety guidelines, contraindications, and aftercare support
• Research references and professional resources

You are encouraged to return to this portal often. Many of the tools here are designed to grow with you as your teaching evolves.

How to use this Poral

There is no right order and no required pace.

Some participants like to review materials ahead of time. Others prefer to explore resources after the training once concepts have landed in the body. Both approaches are valid.

A few gentle suggestions:
• Start with the manual and use it as your primary anchor
• Use worksheets and reflection pages to integrate rather than memorize
• Revisit cueing and teaching tools as your confidence grows
• Let questions arise without needing immediate answers

This training values integration over intensity.

  • We keep things fresh. New materials are added regularly to keep your experience evolving and valuable.

  • All of our resources are created by people who know their stuff—so you can trust what you’re learning.

Scope of Practice and Professional Responsibility

This training prepares you to teach myofascial release in a movement or group class setting. It does not qualify you to diagnose conditions, provide medical treatment, or replace licensed healthcare professionals.

As an MFR teacher, your role is to:
• Guide safe and accessible experiences
• Offer clear and non directive cueing
• Support participant autonomy and choice
• Recognize when referral or modification is appropriate

Staying within your scope of practice protects both you and your students and strengthens trust in your teaching.

Teaching philosophy

Myofascial release is not about forcing change. It is about creating the conditions for change to occur.

Throughout this training, you will see an emphasis on:
• Sensation over intensity
• Curiosity over correction
• Language that empowers rather than instructs
• Nervous system regulation as a foundation for release
• Teaching skills that adapt to real humans in real rooms

You do not need to know everything. You do need to stay present, responsive, and grounded..

This training assumes that learning happens in layers.

Some concepts will land immediately. Others may not make sense until weeks or months later, often while teaching. That is normal. Revisit materials as needed and trust that understanding will unfold through experience.

You are not expected to be perfect. You are expected to be thoughtful.

A Note on learning

Support & updates

This portal is a living resource. Materials may be updated, refined, or expanded over time to better support your teaching.

If something feels unclear, incomplete, or sparks curiosity, that feedback matters. Teaching is an ongoing conversation, and so is this training.