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"I seem to be a verb." - Buckminster Fuller

KMI – Kinesis Myofascial Integration

Change Your Body About Your Mind!

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What is KMI?

Kinesis Myofascial Integration, known as KMI for short, is a multi-session protocol of sensitively-applied deep tissue manipulation combined with movement education. KMI is designed to restore structural balance, ease and generosity of movement, and a feeling of ‘fitting in your own skin’.

KMI is a synthesis of the fascial work of Dr. Ida P. Rolf, the movement insights of Dr. Moshe Feldenkrais, the whole-systems geometry of Buckminster Fuller, and many other influences, as developed by Thomas Myers, author of Anatomy Trains, and a 30+ year practitioner of Structural Integration.

KMI certified practitioners employ a wide vocabulary of touch and movement via a thorough understanding of the Anatomy Trains concept, which provides a clarifying map for analyzing whole-body soft-tissue patterns, and guides the application of techniques in treatment for the entire library of KMI manual therapy.

What is the relationship between KMI and Anatomy Trains?
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