Karri Tidwell

This was an interview conducted by Karri Tidwell for a summit called "Regenerative Health Summit" and is focused on fascia and nervous system tools.

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Karri comes from the regenerative health world, where the focus is on restoring the body’s underlying environment so it can function the way it was designed to. We talked about fascia, breath, hydration, and the overlooked role that daily maintenance plays in long-term health. What became clear through our conversation is that healing rarely happens through force. It happens when the conditions are restored for the body to regulate itself again. This episode is really about returning to the basics — breath, movement, water, and awareness — and remembering that the body already knows how to heal when we begin listening to it.

We discussed:

- Understanding Fascia: The Body's Hidden Network - The Role of Fascia in Athletic Performance - Fascia Flow: Techniques for Healing and Maintenance - The Connection Between Emotion and Fascia - Preventing Injury Through Fascia Awareness - The Importance of Maintenance in Athletic Training - The Emotional Body: Healing Through Awareness - Growth Beyond Comfort: The Journey of Healing - Embracing Life Through Loss - The Connection Between Movement and Balance - Hydration and Body Health - The Body as a Radio Tower For those who prefer a visual experience, the conversation is available on YouTube. As always, the audio version streams wild and free on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. I sincerely hope you enjoyed our talk. Be mighty!

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“The body already knows how to heal when the right conditions exist.”
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Karri Tidwell

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