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
Editor’s note: Tom Myers is commenting on this article from the Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapy (JBMT), titled The effect of visceral manipulation on Diastatis Recti Abdominis (DRA) by Brandi Kirk and Teresa Elliot-Burke I am happy to see JBMT recognizing the role of visceral manipulation in treating lumbopelvic pain and the after-effects of… Read more
We’re thrilled to see that Tom Myers has made the cover of the January / February 2021 issue of Massage & Bodywork magazine! You can find his article Resolving the Wounds of Childbirth in the digital issue now (just enter email to get free access!) and in the print issue hitting mailboxes soon! “The entire… Read more
Note: Tom Myers refers to this article from Scientific American. This article in Scientific American prompts three responses, two of them predictable, but afascianados, stick around for the third. First is the amazed gratitude of living in an age when we can witness such power in the scientific ‘religion’ that it can perform such miracles.… Read more
Anatomy Trains is thrilled to announce that Tom Myers will now be presenting as part of the online Australian Fascia Symposium, September 18-20! The Australian Fascia Symposium is an online event where leaders in fascial research and applications present their innovative work on a wide variety of subjects. Ranging from the latest news from the international… Read more
Anatomy Trains faculty and AT dissections assistant teacher, Lauri Nemetz spent a month at the end of summer in Guben, Germany as part of the international volunteer team of dissectors from around the world for the next phase of the Fascial Net Plastination Project with the support of Anatomy Trains. Below is the guest blog… Read more
