Christmas Opening Hours at FP Dublin
It’s that time of the year again! We at Functional Patterns Dublin hope the year has been a good one for everyone reading as we close out 2025. It has been a good year us...
We do a postural assessment and gait analysis (via slow motion video) to get both static and dynamic views of your body in order to determine the root causes of any movement issues. Once we have established where improvements can be made, we will create an individualised training plan.
In our training we use myofascial release (self-massage) techniques to prime the body for better integration, corrective exercises as tools to create good anchors of tension and stability in different parts of the body, and dynamic movements to integrate the body during motion.
To achieve the best results possible, it is hugely important that clients who attend us are open to becoming students and learning how the body was designed to function. Our aim is to educate people on the principles of the human body and guide them through the restructuring process.
What is done outside of training sessions can also have a big impact on the outcome people can achieve while using Functional Patterns. We consider important factors such as nutrition, sleep, circadian rhythm, activity levels, stress and much more. Gathering a comprehensive background of how you live day to day allows us to get information on as many aspects of your life as possible, and to account for variables that are often ignored. This is crucial for us in order to give you the best advice, and for you to achieve the best possible results.
It’s that time of the year again! We at Functional Patterns Dublin hope the year has been a good one for everyone reading as we close out 2025. It has been a good year us...
We were delighted to welcome golf professional Richard to Functional Patterns Dublin this week for an intensive training block. Richard not is not only a golf pro, but professional hockey player to boot...
If you’ve ever suffered with foot pain, you’ll understand the hardship and discomfort that comes along with it. The stabbing sensation under your heel when you touch the ground getting out of bed in the morning...