The new edition of this successful book continues to present a unique understanding of the role of fascia in healthy movement and postural distortion which is of vital importance to bodyworkers and movement therapists worldwide. Fully updated throughout, Anatomy Trains: Myofascial Meridians for Manual and Movement Therapists will be ideal for all those professionals who have an interest in human movement: physiotherapists, manual therapists, osteopathic physicians and osteopaths, chiropractors, rehabilitation physicians, personal trainers, yoga teachers, acupuncturists, massage therapists and exercise scientists.
1. Front Matter - p. iv 2. 1 Fascia and biomechanical regulation - p. 12 3. 2 The rules of the game - p. 65 4. 3 The Superficial Back Line - p. 74 5. 4 The Superficial Front Line - p. 97 6. 5 The Lateral Line - p. 116 7. 6 The Spiral Line - p. 132 8. 7 The Arm Lines - p. 151 9. 8 The Functional Lines - p. 175 10. 9 The Deep Front Line - p. 184 11. 10 Anatomy Trains in training - p. 210 12. 11 Structural analysis - p. 248 13. Appendixes - p. 274 14. Appendix 1 A note on the meridians of latitude: the work of Dr Louis Schultz (1927–2007) - p. 275 15. Appendix 2 Structural integration - p. 278 16. Appendix 3 Myofascial meridians and Asian medicine - p. 293 17. Anatomy Trains terms - p. 300 18. Anatomy Trains terms - p. 301 19. Bibliography - p. 303 20. Bibliography - p. 303 21. Index - p. 308 22. Index - p. 309 23. A - p. 309 24. B - p. 309 25. C - p. 310 26. D - p. 310 27. E - p. 311 28. F - p. 311 29. G - p. 311 30. H - p. 311 31. I - p. 312 32. J - p. 312 33. K - p. 312 34. L - p. 312 35. M - p. 313 36. N - p. 313 37. O - p. 313 38. P - p. 313 39. Q - p. 314 40. R - p. 314 41. S - p. 314 42. T - p. 316 43. U - p. 316 44. V - p. 316 45. W - p. 317 46. X - p. 317 47. Y - p. 317 48. Z - p. 317
The new edition of this successful book continues to present a unique understanding of the role of fascia in healthy movement and postural distortion which is of vital importance to bodyworkers and movement therapists worldwide. Fully updated throughout, Anatomy Trains: Myofascial Meridians for Manual and Movement Therapists will be ideal for all those professionals who have an interest in human movement: physiotherapists, manual therapists, osteopathic physicians and osteopaths, chiropractors, rehabilitation physicians, personal trainers, yoga teachers, acupuncturists, massage therapists and exercise scientists.
1. Front Matter - p. iv 2. 1 Fascia and biomechanical regulation - p. 12 3. 2 The rules of the game - p. 65 4. 3 The Superficial Back Line - p. 74 5. 4 The Superficial Front Line - p. 97 6. 5 The Lateral Line - p. 116 7. 6 The Spiral Line - p. 132 8. 7 The Arm Lines - p. 151 9. 8 The Functional Lines - p. 175 10. 9 The Deep Front Line - p. 184 11. 10 Anatomy Trains in training - p. 210 12. 11 Structural analysis - p. 248 13. Appendixes - p. 274 14. Appendix 1 A note on the meridians of latitude: the work of Dr Louis Schultz (1927–2007) - p. 275 15. Appendix 2 Structural integration - p. 278 16. Appendix 3 Myofascial meridians and Asian medicine - p. 293 17. Anatomy Trains terms - p. 300 18. Anatomy Trains terms - p. 301 19. Bibliography - p. 303 20. Bibliography - p. 303 21. Index - p. 308 22. Index - p. 309 23. A - p. 309 24. B - p. 309 25. C - p. 310 26. D - p. 310 27. E - p. 311 28. F - p. 311 29. G - p. 311 30. H - p. 311 31. I - p. 312 32. J - p. 312 33. K - p. 312 34. L - p. 312 35. M - p. 313 36. N - p. 313 37. O - p. 313 38. P - p. 313 39. Q - p. 314 40. R - p. 314 41. S - p. 314 42. T - p. 316 43. U - p. 316 44. V - p. 316 45. W - p. 317 46. X - p. 317 47. Y - p. 317 48. Z - p. 317
