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BodyReading 101™: Visual AssessmentBody reading is both an art and a skill. These DVDs build your abilities step-by-step from reading the skeleton's relative position to seeing the soft-tissue restraints involved in creating the position, to strategies for unwinding the problem. Prompted by increased demand within and outside the ‘bodywork and massage therapy’ community, Thomas Myers shares his secrets on visual analysis based on more than 30 years of studying and working with the human body. He has assembled a fun, unique and highly applicable step-by-step process for developing visual analysis skills that can make an immediate difference in how practitioners approach their clients based on posture. Accurate bodyreading can detect strain patterns that lead to pain, often finding the key at some distance away from the obvious site of pain or injury. Often said to be un-teachable, these skills are not only learnable, they are fun and immediately applicable to your practice. With more than 30 practice clients for standing posture and 12 for gait analysis, plus sections on assessing breathing and sitting, the 3-DVD set lets you test your own growing understanding before getting Tom's "expert" opinion with his experienced eye. |
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3.5 hours DVD set is ideal for manual practitioners such as
chiropractors, massage therapists, and osteopaths, as well as movement
therapists such as Feldenkrais® practitioners, personal trainers,
Pilates and yoga teachers, or anyone who wants to gain a deeper
understanding of postural issues and develop strategies for unwinding
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DVD Contents DVD 1: Introduction, Vocabulary, Mirror Use, Exercises, Standing Assessments 1 DVD 2: Standing Assessments 2 & 3, Walking Assessments DVD 3: Breathing & Sitting Assessment, Standing Case Studies, Walking case Studies. |
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| About Anatomy Trains The Anatomy Trains concept, devised by Thomas Myers, provides useful language describing the ‘anatomy of connection’ in which muscles are functionally linked in series through the unity of the fascial network that runs throughout the body; muscles work as an integrated system rather than as individual units. The 'Anatomy Trains' myofascial meridians provide a revolutionary map for analyzing whole-body soft-tissue patterns that leads to positive new strategies for unwinding these patterns via manipulation and movement-oriented work.
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Also Available DVDs by Tom Myers Anatomy Trains Revealed, Bodyreading 101, Anatomy Trains Tensegrity, Anatomy Trains Techniques Series Anatomy Trains Book, Anatomy Trains Poster
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| About Thomas Myers Thomas Myers, is a Certified Advanced Rolfer®, LMT, NCTMB, a prolific writer and speaker, Myers’ research and systemic approach to postural and movement patterns has revolutionized the teaching of anatomy away from the 'single-muscle theory' toward a more holistic appreciation of muscular interactions and their role in posture and dysfunction. Tom Myers trained directly with Dr. Ida Rolf, Dr. Moshe Feldenkrais, and Buckminster Fuller, and has been a leading practitioner of integrative bodywork for more than 30 years in a variety of clinical and cultural settings, including 10 years in London, and traveling practices in Hamburg, Rome, Nairobi, and Sydney, as well as a dozen locales in the US. He is a member of the International Association of Structural Integrators (IASI). Author of Anatomy Trains Tom has also penned over 60 articles for trade magazines and journals on anatomy, soft tissue manipulation, and the social scourge of somatic alienation and loss of reliance on kinesthetic intelligence. Read his Blog at http://www.anatomytrains.com/blogs/tom-myers Read Tom's Articles on Anatomy |
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Also Recommended Pattern Recognition with Jan SultanFive Audio CDs (approximately 5 hours) Correspondence Course. Using photographs of clients, Jan describes criteria for body reading, and provides a protocol for making observations and treatment decisions. Also dialog as each case is reviewed. Jan presents practical approaches that can be used immediately with clients and patients. |
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