For immediate release May 24th, 2021 Walpole, Maine Anatomy Trains, recognized leader in Structural Integration certification, whose short courses, books, on demand videos, and live online courses present ‘holistic anatomy’ for manual therapists and movement professionals, today announced its in-person courses this summer in Walpole, Maine. This summer Anatomy Trains will be offering courses for… Read more
ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE
To get the best movement performance, you want complete participation of the whole body in the sport. Anatomy Trains helps you see all the kinetic chains in action – fascia, myofascia, muscle and joint – so you can fine tune for maximum athletic performance with minimum tendency to injury.
How Do I Start?
Kickoff your education with Anatomy Trains by reading Anatomy Trains Fourth Edition by Tom Myers. You’ll learn how the muscles are functionally linked in ‘myofascial meridians’ through the fascial webbing.
We also have a number of On Demand Learning courses geared towards movement professionals available on our website here.
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Brain’s tiny pulsations revealed in ‘stunning’ 3D images – Commentary by Tom Myers
Tom says: The human brain remains the most intriguing kilogram in our known universe. Although the details of neuronal action, neuro-peptides, and the glial network are being revealed by research, the fundamental mystery of how consciousness operates remains tantalisingly out of reach. The brain’s internal movements are being revealed by this new method of turning… Read more
Spatial medicine – a call to ‘arms’ with updated commentary from Tom Myers
From Tom: What is Spatial Medicine? We tend to think of ‘medicine’ as a monolith, but of course there are different kinds. If we think of the irreducibles of Space, Time, and Matter – matter unfolds in space over time – there’s a medicine for each. The most dominant form of medicine now is Material… Read more
Why Smells Trigger Such Powerful Memories – commentary by Tom Myers
Editor’s note: Tom is referring to this article: Why Smells Trigger Such Powerful Memories It’s always been a ’thing’ – since Proust and before as the article mentions – how evocative of memories smells are. This article gives the what – vision and hearing and touch (read: proprioception also – people get so confused because… Read more
