About
Seventy3®
About Seventy3®
The story behind the fascia-first system
The story behind the fascia-first system
At 15, I developed knee pain. An MRI revealed a bony growth in my left knee, something structural which was affecting how my body organised and transferred load. What stood out wasn’t just the diagnosis. It was the approach. Everything focused on the knee in isolation. A localised problem with a localised solution. It didn’t make sense. That experience stayed with me. It led me to study the human body in more depth, graduating in 2017 with a degree in Podiatric Medicine and going on to work across both the NHS and private clinical practice. But even as my clinical understanding developed, I kept seeing the same pattern across athletes, professionals, and high-performing individuals.
Symptoms were being chased.
The system was being missed.
This became even clearer through my own training into my late teens. As a British and Commonwealth kickboxing champion, I was training 5/6 times a week, often twice a day. Under that level of demand, it was obvious: The body doesn’t operate in isolation. If one area wasn’t functioning well, something else compensated. You couldn’t treat one part and expect everything else to hold. The system had to work together. However, most treatment models didn’t reflect that. So my focus shifted. Not to chasing symptoms, but to understanding how the body organises itself under load. How different regions influence each other, and how the fascial system, drives movement and long-term function.
The work of Thomas Myers helped frame that perspective, alongside early exposure to osteopathic principles through my elder brother. But understanding wasn’t enough. It had to work in practice. Through years of clinical practice, working with individuals who demand reliability from their bodies, I developed the Seventy3® system, a different approach to understanding the human body. One that looks at the body globally before locally and focuses on long-term function, not short-term relief. A fascia-first system designed to restore how the body organises, communicates and functions.
Reset. Rewire. Rebuild.
At 15, I developed knee pain. An MRI revealed a bony growth in my left knee, something structural which was affecting how my body organised and transferred load. What stood out wasn’t just the diagnosis. It was the approach. Everything focused on the knee in isolation. A localised problem with a localised solution. It didn’t make sense. That experience stayed with me. It led me to study the human body in more depth, graduating in 2017 with a degree in Podiatric Medicine and going on to work across both the NHS and private clinical practice. But even as my clinical understanding developed, I kept seeing the same pattern across athletes, professionals, and high-performing individuals.
Symptoms were being chased.
The system was being missed.
This became even clearer through my own training into my late teens. As a British and Commonwealth kickboxing champion, I was training 5/6 times a week, often twice a day. Under that level of demand, it was obvious: The body doesn’t operate in isolation. If one area wasn’t functioning well, something else compensated. You couldn’t treat one part and expect everything else to hold. The system had to work together. However, most treatment models didn’t reflect that. So my focus shifted. Not to chasing symptoms, but to understanding how the body organises itself under load. How different regions influence each other, and how the fascial system, drives movement and long-term function.
The work of Thomas Myers helped frame that perspective, alongside early exposure to osteopathic principles through my elder brother. But understanding wasn’t enough. It had to work in practice. Through years of clinical practice, working with individuals who demand reliability from their bodies, I developed the Seventy3® system, a different approach to understanding the human body. One that looks at the body globally before locally and focuses on long-term function, not short-term relief. A fascia-first system designed to restore how the body organises, communicates and functions.
Reset. Rewire. Rebuild.
Hamayoon Kasser
Founder - Seventy3
Built for high performers
Built for high performers
Seventy3 is designed for people who rely on their body to perform - founders, professionals, athletes and individuals who refuse to accept recurring setbacks. The fascia-first system restores organisation, communication and function within the body. We support long-term resilience so your system can remain consistent over time.
Seventy3 is designed for people who rely on their body to perform - founders, professionals, athletes and individuals who refuse to accept recurring setbacks. The fascia-first system restores organisation, communication and function within the body. We support long-term resilience so your system can remain consistent over time.
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Hamayoon Kasser | Founder Seventy3
At 15, I developed persistent knee pain. An MRI revealed a bony growth in my left knee. What stood out wasn’t just the diagnosis, it was the approach. Everything focused on the knee in isolation. It didn’t make sense.As I moved into clinical practice, I saw the same pattern repeatedly.
Symptoms were being chased.
The system was being missed.
That became even clearer through my own training. As a British and Commonwealth junior kickboxing champion, training 5–6 times per week, the reality was simple: The body doesn’t work in parts. If one area breaks down, something else compensates.
Treating one area in isolation was never enough. Through years of clinical application , I developed a different approach. One that looks at the body globally before locally and focuses on long-term function. Seventy3® a fascia-first system designed to restore how the body organises, communicates and functions.
Reset. Rewire. Rebuild.
Meet the founder
Hamayoon Kasser
Hamayoon Kasser is the founder of Seventy3.
He graduated in 2017 with a degree in Podiatric Medicine and has worked across both the NHS and private clinical practice.
Alongside his clinical career, he competed at the highest level in combat sports, becoming a British and Commonwealth kickboxing champion. This experience shaped his interest in how the body distributes load, adapts to stress, and maintains performance over time.
Through years of clinical work with athletes, professionals and high-performing individuals, he developed the Seventy3 system — a fascia-first framework designed to restore function, improve movement and support long-term resilience
Locations
Locations
G41 1HP
Glasgow
Glasgow
G41 1HP
Glasgow
M50 1RF
Manchester
Manchester
M50 1RF
Manchester
NE4 7AB
Newcastle
Newcastle
NE4 7AB