The course “Tom Myers – Feeling Your Way Through the Lines” explores the fascial system and its role in body movement and awareness. It emphasizes understanding and sensing the body’s connective tissues and how they influence posture, alignment, and overall physical health. Participants engage in experiential practices to enhance their kinesthetic awareness, improving their ability to connect with their body’s natural lines of tension and release. The course aims to foster a deeper connection to the body, promoting better movement patterns and overall well-being through the exploration of fascial lines.

If you’re just starting with Anatomy Trains or you want to see how the lines run around the body, this is a great webinar to get you familiar with the territory of each myofascial meridian. Designed for manual therapists and movement professionals of all modalities, from beginner to advanced practitioner, this webinar includes self-myofascial release, tools and palpation, as well as the lines applied to yoga poses, linked to the anatomical pictures.

This webinar traces the 12 myofascial meridians, giving a guide to palpate the individual muscles, muscle groups, and fascial structures in each of the kinetic chains of myofascial strain transmission. Get a 3D sense of anatomical connections in the lived body connected to what you can feel with your hands.

Don’t just learn the lines in your head, learn to feel them on the body, expertly guided by master bodyworker and author of Anatomy Trains, Tom Myers. Feel them on yourself or with another practitioner for best results.

Part One (runtime 59:08) – 1 CE NCBTMB, 1 CEC NPCP (PMA), .1 CEU NASM

• Introduction
• How to use this webinar
• Hands on vs tool use
• The Superficial Back Line – Introduction and Palpation Guide
• The Superficial Front Line – Introduction and Palpation Guide

Part Two (runtime 39:58) – 1 CE NCBTMB, 1 CEC NPCP (PMA), .1 CEU NASM

• The Lateral Line – Introduction and Palpation Guide
• The Spiral Line – Introduction and Palpation Guide

Part Three (runtime 1:10:11) – 1 CE NCBTMB, 1 CEC NPCP (PMA), .1 CEU NASM

• The Front and Back Arm Lines – Introduction and Palpation Guide
• The Functional Lines – Introduction and Palpation Guide
• The Deep Front Line – Introduction and Palpation Guide
• The Lines Applied to Yoga
• Conclusion

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