Free Fascia Release Classes

Start with a few gentle positions using a rolled towel, then join us on Skool to make your own fascia tool and take the full series of free classes.

Your free classes live on Skool

The positions below are a gentle taste of fascia release. When you're ready for more, join us on Skool, where you'll get full instructions for making your own fascia tool from a towel and a book (or a yoga block), plus live classes, recordings, and a supportive community with Helen from Australia and Heidi from Canada. Curious about the shift? Read why we became SloFlow.

Try these gently

Start with a rolled towel — no special equipment needed. Keep your breath easy, and come out of a position if you feel sharp pain, numbness, tingling, or dizziness. If you have a neck or back injury, are pregnant, or have a medical condition, check with your healthcare provider before trying these positions.

Make your own fascia tool

On Skool, you'll find full instructions for making a firmer fascia tool from a towel and a book, or a towel and a yoga block — a simple upgrade from the rolled towel alone, and the tool used throughout the free class series.

Add the block

Fascia responds to sustained, non-compressible load. Unlike foam or a towel, wood doesn't yield, so your full body weight transfers precisely into the tissue and stays there, giving compressed fascia time to soften and release.

Move with us

When you're ready to go deeper, SloFlow™ on Skool brings you live weekly classes, a growing library of recordings, monthly programs, and direct support from Helen and Heidi. The community is welcoming, the pace is gentle, and your first month is completely free. See how SloFlow compares to yoga, stretching, and foam rolling.

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A Few Gentle Positions to Try

These example positions use a rolled towel and give you a feel for fascia release before you join us on Skool for the full free series.

Woman lying face-down with a rolled towel supporting the lower ribs and diaphragm

Diaphragm & Breathing

Open the diaphragm and restore natural, deep breathing with this gentle fascia release position.

Woman lying on her side with a rolled towel supporting the chest and ribs

Chest & Ribs

Release the chest and rib fascia to improve posture, breathing depth, and upper body mobility.

Woman lying face-up with a rolled towel supporting the neck

Neck

Soften neck tension and stiffness with slow, supported fascia release along the cervical spine.

Ready for the full series, with proper instructions and your own fascia tool? Join us free on Skool.

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Want More Classes?

Join SloFlow™ on Skool for live somatic fascia release classes, recordings, monthly programs, and support from Helen and Heidi. Want to know more about your guides? Read Helen's story.

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