In this blog post, Tom answers a frequently asked question from a follower about an all-too common postural pattern — upper and lower cervical kyphosis. Hello, after watching the webinar (How Fascia Moves – thank you), I had a question. As an occupational therapist, I see people with hunched shoulders and necks. I question whether… 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
Second in our short video series of fascial training tips with Tom Myers! We’re beginning to understand how important healthy fascia is to a healthy body, but how can we train our fascia to keep it hydrated and functioning well? Tom gives you some answers in this four-part series. Enjoy part two and stay tuned… Read more
For Immediate Release Jan 30th, 2017 Walpole, ME Anatomy Trains, recognized leader in Structural Integration certification, whose short courses, books, dvds and webinars present ‘holistic anatomy’ for manual and movement therapists, today announced the release of “How Fascia Moves” featuring Thomas Myers, bodyworker and author of Anatomy Trains. This 30 minute webinar features Tom sharing… Read more
We’re beginning to understand how important healthy fascia is to a healthy body, but how can we train our fascia to keep it hydrated and functioning well? Tom has filmed a short series of fascial training tips to help with just that. Enjoy part one of the four-part series and stay tuned for the rest of… Read more
It’s official: a new organ has been classified. Once again, scientists find wholeness new and fascinating, when wholeness is in fact the scientific truth, and always has been. The mesentery (as well as the mediastinum within the chest and meninges around the brain) forms from the coelomic bags that line the spaces which open up… Read more
