A Truly Unique Opportunity
‘Autopsy’ means ‘see for yourself’ – come see for yourself how the body really looks, feels and moves. For our 5-day dissection format, we offering the following:
- Untreated cadavers – highest quality tissue, no embalming chemicals
- Dissection is done by class participants
- 7-8 people per cadaver (most labs have 10-12)
- At least 6 different cadavers in the lab for comparative anatomy
- Anatomy lectures by Tom Myers
- Spacious and separate male and female locker rooms, two bathrooms
- Break room with kitchen
- Dissection Master Todd Garcia, Experienced Dissection leaders Tom Myers, Lauri Nemetz, Holly Clemens available table to table to guide your experience
- Q&A at the close of the day for shared experiential learning
- Explore beautiful Boulder, Colorado
- Payment plans available for 5 day dissection
If you have a project you might want to interest others in joining, or an idea for a project you want to run by us ahead of time, put it up on our dissection Facebook page — we’ll respond!
Take a video tour of the lab experience!
Fascial Dissection Courses
Japanese Dissection 2020
Teacher(s): Tom Myers, Lauri Nemetz, Holly Clemens, Todd Garcia
Date(s): May 18 – 22, 2020
Location: Boulder, CO, USA
**$200 discount for payment in full **Payment plan available
Cost: $2,700 ($2,500 if paid in full)
We are excited to announce limited availability on a first come, first served basis for our upcoming 5 day fresh tissue dissection class, May 18-22 in Boulder, Colorado. This is usually a closed class for Japanese speakers, but we have some available spots for people that are comfortable being in a course taught in English with live Japanese translation.
Anatomy Trains 2-Day Dissection 2020
Teacher(s): Tom Myers, Lauri Nemetz, Holly Clemens
Date(s): Oct 17 – 18, 2020
Location: Boulder, CO, USA
Cost: $1,199
For Manual Therapists and Movement Professionals
The new 2-day Anatomy Trains Dissection course introduces you to what actually goes on under the skin, contrasted with what you see in anatomy books. ‘Autopsy’ means ‘see for yourself’ – come see for yourself how the body really looks, feels and moves. The emphasis is on fascia and movement, but we expose nerves, muscles, joints, and organs as well.
This course is suitable as an introduction to our more comprehensive 5-day fascial dissections, or as a refresher for those who have already taken the 5-day.
Fascial Dissection 2021
Teacher(s): Tom Myers, Lauri Nemetz, Holly Clemens, Todd Garcia
Date(s): Jan 4 – 8, 2021
Location: Boulder, CO, USA
**$200 discount for payment in full **Payment plan available
Cost: $2,700 ($2,500 if paid in full)
In 5 days you will go from skin to bone, including exploration of the superficial fascial layers, the myofascia and Anatomy Trains, the organs and their attachments, and the brain and nervous system. Pick your own project or we can help you find one – an opportunity to follow your own lights in the body, as well as learn from what everyone else is doing.
Nothing can replace doing dissection first hand, with your own hands and eyes. What is it you want to know about? What do you want to see for yourself?
Fascial Dissection 2021 – Section 2
Teacher(s): Tom Myers, Lauri Nemetz, Holly Clemens, Todd Garcia
Date(s): Jan 11 – 15, 2021
Location: Boulder, CO, USA
**$200 discount for payment in full **Payment plan available
Cost: $2,700 ($2,500 if paid in full)
In 5 days you will go from skin to bone, including exploration of the superficial fascial layers, the myofascia and Anatomy Trains, the organs and their attachments, and the brain and nervous system. Pick your own project or we can help you find one – an opportunity to follow your own lights in the body, as well as learn from what everyone else is doing.
Nothing can replace doing dissection first hand, with your own hands and eyes. What is it you want to know about? What do you want to see for yourself?
Testimonials and Interviews
Wondering what to bring to our fascial dissection workshops?
Anatomy Trains teacher and dissection lab assistant, Lauri Nemetz, put together this short video to answer that frequently asked question!
*please note: a dissection manual is not required for our upcoming dissection courses*
