
Root to Rise focuses on the power of connection – from the ground beneath us to the core within us – and how it shapes the way we move, feel and live. We will explore how strength does not begin in your muscles but rather starts where you are grounded. It is time to reconnect, rebuild – and rise!
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 32 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementEducation | |||

Every step you take doubles the energy your body puts into the ground — and fascia is the tissue that makes it possible. In this solo episode, Dr. Emily Splichal breaks down how to build fascial resiliency and why collagen, the structural protein beh... more
What if anxiety, low mood, brain fog, and poor focus are not simply mental health conditions—but signals that your brain is missing the nutrients it needs to function optimally?
In this episode of Root to Rise, Dr. Emily Splichal is joined by funct... more
The plantar fascia is far more than a passive arch support—it's a dynamic tissue that helps your foot absorb, store, and return energy with every step. In this solo episode, Dr. Emily Splichal explores the anatomy and function of the plantar fascia, ... more
Body awareness isn't just mindfulness — it's a physical skill your nervous system uses with every single step, and most people lose it as they age. In this episode, Dr. Emily Splichal sits down with Joshua Holland author of The Awareness Shift and a ... more
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As a brain-based fall prevention specialist, I love Root to Rise! Dr. Splichal is the absolute best at explaining everything foot-related.
I listened to episode 26 five times because there is so much valuable information about the aging foot and how those changes affect movement and balance.
I already have Naboso socks and the neuro-ball but after listening to this podcast, I can confidently talk about meta-tarsal pads and ligament laxity.
I teach people how to not fall down and highly recom... more
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This show combines movement science with holistic health, neuroscience, and mind-body practice to explore how grounding, nervous system regulation, and practical daily routines can improve health, performance, and wellbeing. Episodes frequently center on polyvagal theory, breath and airway health, trauma-informed movement, and how emotional and psychological factors shape physical health. Guests range from clinicians and movement experts to coaches and researchers, offering actionable techniques for better sleep, posture, healing, and athletic growth. A standout pattern is integrating cutting-edge science with practical interventions (like breathing, chewing, or neck/posture cues) to support everyday resilience and lifelong learning. These ... more
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Recent guests on Root To Rise include:
1. Marion McRae
2. Dr. Mandeep Johal
3. Billie Aadmi
4. Melissa Deally
5. Dan Edwardes
6. Dr. Mary Bourke
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