About Anatomy Trains Structural Integration (ATSI) Anatomy Trains Structural Integration or ATSI can be seen as a course in becoming reacquainted with the body in motion. Most of us have collected extra tension through the course of our lives either from injury or surgery, imitation of our parents or heroes. These injuries and tensions form… Read more
Editor’s Note: Tom Myers is reviewing this abstract: Is there a Difference in Whole Body Standing Posture in Women with Urinary Incontinence Based on the Presence of Myofascial Dysfunction in the Pelvic Floor Muscles? published in Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Journal, 06 July 2021. This research points toward a resurgence of biomechanics in the sense… Read more
Announcing the Anatomy Trains 12 Days of Christmas Masterclass Series! “One of the greatest gifts you can give to anyone is the gift of attention.” – Jim Rohn We are so grateful for the Anatomy Trains family, and have been craving even more community and connection during these in between times. We have created… Read more
Read on for Tom’s thoughts on this recent story, published in Newsweek: ORGAN DONOR HAD KIDNEY WITH FIVE RENAL ARTERIES IN RARE MEDICAL ANOMALY. They were preparing this kidney for transplant when they noticed it had 5 – count ‘em, five – renal arteries. This is an example of the kind of anomaly we… Read more
This summer we were delighted to host the first ever Anatomy Trains in Motion (ATiM) teacher training in North America! It was an entirely wonderful and enriching experience to have the incredible Karin Gurtner here to teach first a sold-out Anatomy Trains in Motion course, followed by the 4-day teacher training. From Tom: We are… Read more
Tom recently taught two courses in beautiful Honolulu, Hawaii: Balancing the Pelvis and ‘Finding Home’ – A Guide to Functional Neutral. Enjoy some photos from his time there. Tom beginning the ‘Balancing the Pelvis’ course with work on the abductor group. Pretty nice to be able to duck out for lunch and take a swim… Read more
