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Anatomy Trains: Myofascial Meridians for Manual Therapists and Movement Professionals, 4th edition
Anatomy Trains 4th edition, from Thomas W. Myers, maps the body through myofascial meridians: continuous lines of fascial tension that connect muscles instead of treating them as isolated parts. The book is for manual therapists and movement professionals who want to trace pain or dysfunction back to a region other than where it shows up.
This edition is updated with current research and covers posture, gait, movement analysis and treatment planning, with direct application to hands-on therapy and performance training.
New chapters on movement and expanded fascial mapping
New chapters look at anatomy trains in motion through Pilates evolved movement, covering strength, adaptability and coordination. The edition also adds quadruped fascial mapping for equine and canine therapy, an updated fascial compendium and expanded visuals of tissue structure.
A larger video library
This edition includes a larger video library of animations and expert webinars alongside the text, extending the material beyond the page.
What is new in the 4th edition
- New chapters on anatomy trains in motion, built on Pilates evolved movement.
- Quadruped fascial mapping for equine and canine therapy.
- An updated fascial compendium.
- Expanded visuals and a larger video library of animations and expert webinars.
Book details
- Title: Anatomy Trains: Myofascial Meridians for Manual Therapists and Movement Professionals
- Author: Thomas W. Myers
- Edition: 4th
- ISBN-13: 9780702078132
Questions buyers ask
Who is Anatomy Trains written for?
Manual therapists, movement professionals and instructors who work directly with the human body and want a model connecting anatomy, movement science and clinical practice.
What are myofascial meridians?
They are continuous lines of fascial tension mapped through the body, used to explain how pain or dysfunction in one area can start somewhere else entirely.
What is new in the 4th edition?
New chapters on movement built around Pilates evolved technique, quadruped fascial mapping for equine and canine therapy, an updated fascial compendium and a larger video library.
Does the book include video material?
Yes, this edition comes with a larger library of animations and expert webinars that extend the material beyond the page.
Who wrote Anatomy Trains?
Thomas W. Myers.
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