The Superficial Back Line and it’s role in gait. ‘Essential Events’ (movements that need to be present within joints) The mechanics of efficient gait and the chain of events from the feet to the spine and into the shoulders. Friday … Read More
Friday Night Geek Night 2014 Body Readingwith the Anatomy Trains Part 1 January 17th Concepts and Standing Part 2 February 21st Superficial Layers+Gait Part 3 March 14th Deep Layers+complex movements … Read More
Whatever your movement modality – yoga, Pilates, personal training, or rehabilitative exercise , an understanding of myofascial continuities (Anatomy Trains) offers skills that movement professionals can use to see their clients more clearly and work more effectively. Completely transform your view of … Read More
It is official, Tom will be in Portland at East West College September 14 and 15 to present BodyReading: Global Postural Assessment Skills Read the class description here
FREE Lecture Series Anatomy Trains in Movement The Arm Lines April 26th 5:30-7pm Using images and videos from dissection, we will review the four myofascial continuities that connect torso to hands, as well as touch on bodyreading techniques for … Read More
Anatomy Trains Dissection Workshop January 2013 Laboratories of Anatomical Enlightenment 5 days in the dissection lab. Something I had never done before. An enlightening, watershed, transformative experience that is difficult to explain. The best analogy I can think of is … Read More
Anatomy Trains For Movement Professionals Two opportunities this Spring Whatever your movement modality – yoga, Pilates, personal training, rehabilitative exercise, or dance therapy – Anatomy Trains offers skills that movement professionals can use to see their clients more clearly and … Read More
Anatomy Trains For Movement Therapists Mini Workshops (teasers) -Fascia 101 -The Superficial Front line-The Lateral Lines Thursday September 8th 5-7:30 pm $20* -Tensegrity -The Superficial Back Line -The Spiral Line Friday September 16th 5-7:30 pm $20* Anatomy Trains for Movement … Read More
New research is showing that muscle is not what we think it is. http://www.anatomytrains.com/ligaments “This means that the ligaments, far from being active only at the moment of the greatest elbow extension in your preacher curl, are dynamically active in … Read More