Fascia Mapping: A Continuity-Topology Framework for Systemic Dysfunction Navigation within the LaFountaine Structural Correction Canon

Description Fascia Mapping introduces a systems-level framework within the LaFountaine Structural Correction™ Canon that defines fascia as a primary continuity, load-bearing, and force-transmission network rather than a tissue treated in isolation. This work reframes fascia as a map, not a modality—used to trace dysfunction, compensation, and collapse patterns across the body through tension lines and structural relationships governed by the Tri-Antagonist Matrix. By integrating anatomical form, biomechanical function, and biological properties, Fascia Mapping provides a reproducible method for locating and correcting dysfunction at its systemic source rather than its symptomatic endpoint. This paper establishes fascia as a diagnostic and navigational architecture that guides assessment, intervention order, and long-term structural stability within advanced manual therapy and movement science.