I don’t often get out to Brooklyn, and in Dièry’s neighborhood of Prospect Park the back yards – ‘gardens’ they would be called in England – create at least a little island of calm in this very noisy city. Looking down on all of them from Dièry’s top floor – a jumbled jungle of greens.… Read more
As part of our ongoing Teacher Spotlight series, here’s our interview with Anatomy Trains teacher, Lauri Nemetz. We asked her about how she came to Anatomy Trains, and what inspires her, professionally and personally. I found the first edition Anatomy Trains book and was so intrigued to see something based on connection, rather than separation.… Read more
An interview with Anatomy Trains certified teacher, Jason Spitalnik. We’re excited to start featuring the important voices of our teachers and students here at Anatomy Trains. I went to college for Culinary Arts. Little did I know at the time how important that would be once getting into bodywork. I found that ‘dissecting’ sides of… Read more
We’ll have more to say about the 4th Fascia Research Congress, but I capped it off by spending a day trapped in an airless conference room on uncomfortable seats in the presence of one of the most passionate Renaissance thinkers in the anatomical world – Jaap van der Wal. Dr. van der Wal has been… Read more
More blogs will follow on the 4th International Fascia Research Congress in Washington, but right now I am just glad to be home. I am increasingly allergic to hotels – the chairs, the sealed windows – and I found the whole event both exhilarating and quite tiring. I must have known at least 300 of… Read more
I am looking forward to the newest Fascia Research Congress, taking place in Washington DC – the unique meeting place for researchers and practitioners. Findings in many new areas will be presented, and I am eager to see what’s new in fascial plasticity, remodeling, and elasticity. And of course it will be a chance to see old… Read more
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