Anatomy Trains
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"Oh, that this too solid flesh should melt!" - Shakespeare

Welcome to the Kinesis Library

We have consolidated our holdings here for a more easily accessed and comphrensive listing of resources about Anatomy Trains, KMI and structural integration in general.

Here you will find:

  • A annotated (and constantly changing) list of links to other sites we find of value.
  • A bibliography of books and other resources that support the somatic renaissance.
  • Source material on our heritage, with material on Ida Rolf, Moshe Feldenkrais, Buckminster Fuller, et al.
  • Artlcles by Tom Myers.
  • Artlcles about Tom Myers.
  • Are you into crossword puzzles? Check out Kim Rossell's Anatomy Crosswords
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"Body Language" - E View
Exhalation & Emily Conrad (file; 129 KB)
"Body Language" D View
D is for and (Erik) Dalton. (file; 210 KB)
"Body Language" - H View
H is for hologram and Heller. (file; 193 KB)
Deane on Bodywork View
Archival talk by Deane Juhan from 1995 (video; 8,180 KB)
The Dread Levator Scapula View
Making more sense of this muscle and how it relates to your client. Article in Massage and Bodywork Magazine, Oct./Nov. 2001 (file; 210 KB)
The Scapula is a Sesamoid Bone View
Yep, that's what this scholarly paper proposes (file; 110 KB)
Connective Tissue Signals View
Connective Tissue: A body-wide signalling system. Helen M. Langevin. Medical Hypotheses, 2006. (file; 76 KB)
Grundy Gallery View
Ladies and Gentlemen, a sampling of the rare and out of print anatomical renderings of John Hull Grundy (gallery; --)
Dissection Article View
See a preview article of the new Anatomy Trains dissection material (file; 389 KB)
Schleip Speaks! View
The latest (9/06) on fascial research from Robert Schleip (video; 9,645 KB)
Fascia Can Contract in a Smooth Muscle Like Manner View
The latest abstract from Robert Schleip (file; 133 KB)
The Divinization of the Cosmos View
Interview with Brian Swimme on Pierre Teilhard de Chardin by Susan Bridle, which appeared in What is Enlightenment, Sep-Dec 2006. (file; 42 KB)
Interview with Phil Earnhardt View
An interview with Phil Earnhardt of floatingbones.com filmed during a windy day at the KMI Reunion! (video; 40,357 KB)
Adding Sensory Education to Physical Education View
Eli Thompson, a certified teacher of Anatomy Trains, wrote this article which appeared in Our Town Brookline in November 2007. (file; 779 KB)
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