Tom Myers – Technique Series Set of 10 Videos

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Introduction to Set of 10 Videos on Techniques by Tom Myers The free set of Tom Myers – Technique Series comprises a definitive guide to manual therapy techniques for each line, as mentioned in Anatomy Trains, 4th edition. An in-depth visual introduction to the anatomy of each line is presented, along with clear and detailed instructions on fascial and myofascial release techniques for each line.

This classic Set of 10 Videos includes Fascial Tensegrity, Myofascial Meridians, Superficial Front Line, Superficial Back Line, Lateral Line, Spiral Line, Shoulder & Arm Lines, Functional Lines, Deep Front Line for pelvis and legs, and Deep Front Line for trunk and neck.

What others are saying about Tom Myers’ Technique Series Alison Mars

As a Pilates teacher and educator focusing on prenatal and postnatal health, the free Tom Myers – Technique Series Set of 10 Videos has transformed my understanding of anatomy.

The videos, accessible online, allow me to refer to them easily at any time, providing a valuable reference while studying the Anatomy Trains book and wanting to witness the lines ‘in action’.

The study of fascia is ESSENTIAL for understanding the human body, as traditional anatomy courses often mislead us by looking at individual muscles and describing joints as hinges, without considering the impact on the entire body when a muscle or ‘hinge’ is in motion.

This series is an indispensable study tool for any movement or mobility teacher whose mission is to help people appreciate and respect their incredible bodies.

The series has helped me recognize my own body as a beautifully functioning whole, and in turn, assists my clients in viewing their bodies positively. Establishing a positive body image can be challenging for pre and postnatal women and, indeed, for people in general.

About Anatomy Trains Anatomy Trains outlines the fascial and myofascial ‘anatomy of connection’ throughout the body, enabling the mapping of patterns and shaping of changes, regardless of the manual therapy or movement modality applied.

The 12 ‘myofascial meridians’ in the Anatomy Trains system connect individual muscles into functional complexes within the fascial fabric, each with defined anatomy and significance in human posture and movement.

Anatomy Trains leads to practical holistic strategies for enhancing stability, coordination, and addressing long-standing compensations in postural and movement patterns, suitable for manual therapists, movement professionals, or those using self-myofascial release (SMR).

Who is Tom Myers I have been exceptionally fortunate to be involved in bodywork – making a living by touching people with the intention of creating progressive change towards balance – since 1974, which is now 43 years ago. After such an extended period, I am grateful to be invited to share a few lessons. Tom Myers’ Technique Series Set of 10 Videos is one of his best courses.

(Actually, it extends further back into my life: during the 1950s, when I was in summer camp, I used to give my counselors ‘back rubs.’ However, another boy labeled me ‘queer’ for doing it. At nine years old, I had no idea what ‘queer’ meant, but it sounded negative, so I stopped. The things we unintentionally do to each other! I am thankful that I had the opportunity to rediscover this innate talent as an adult. I recalled those early back rubs during a hypnotic regression a few years into my career.)

Professionally performing manual therapy is an art, a craft, and a science, as well as a business, to be honest. Sustaining a practice is challenging without a good living, so let us examine one practitioner’s journey in all three facets of that triangle.

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