Fascia Training Anatomy Trains in Motion

Service Description

It can be done face to face, online from the comfort of your home or via recording. Plus all receive a 30 day recording. Prerequisites: Certification in a movement modality (Pilates, Yoga, personal training) or therapy (physiotherapy, etc.) Anatomy Trains in Motion (ATiM) is an in-depth course for movement and bodywork professionals who love integral anatomy and body-minded exercise applications that relate to real-life in all of its dimensions. This resource-oriented education focuses on the qualities of Thomas W. Myers’ Anatomy Trains concept that enhance everyday functionality and vitality as well as somatic resourcefulness; therefore self-healing. The integral anatomy of the myofascial meridians is explained in interactive lectures and experienced through body-minded movement applications. For a clear comprehension of the structural and functional aspects, anatomical structures are discussed individually and as part of a myofascial meridian that shapes posture, movement and how we feel about the body. To further connect anatomy and function, science-informed fascial qualities are exemplified and embodied with deliberate exercise examples throughout the course. In a unique way, ATiM directly links the anatomy of the myofascial meridians with the essential events of walking and body-minded movement training. Concluding the course, you will have a clear understanding of why the myofascial meridians are defined the way they are and why the AT concept is of immense value for all body-minded movement methods that aim for structural integrity. Anatomy Trains in Motion is a self-contained course and together with Slings Essentials forms the basis for the Slings Myofascial Training diploma education. Features that make ATiM unique: - Body-minded movement perspective: The anatomy of the myofascial meridians is explained through the lens of body-minded movement and somatically oriented learning. - Linking anatomy, gait, holistic training: The course structure directly links the anatomy of the myofascial meridians with the essential events of walking and body-minded movement training. - Differentiated integration: anatomical structures are discussed in detail and as part of the myofascial meridians that shape posture, movement and how we feel about the body. Literature: The Anatomy Trains in Motion Book is available in different Amazon shops, for example on Amazon.com ATiM has been officially recognised by Thomas W. Myers from Anatomy Trains.