Functional Anatomy of Movement. A Guide to Biomechanics Analysis and Working with Myofascial Meridians

Considering the study of the musculoskeletal system exclusively in static positions as overly simplified, James Earls offers a new approach to the anatomy of movement, using the concept of the interconnectedness of fascial tissues, known as anatomical trains, myofascial chains, meridians, or slings. He delves into the concept of tensegrity, emphasizing the interconnection and interdependence of movements in the body. This guide is dedicated to the analysis of joint movement, soft tissue control, as well as myofascial anatomy. It will be helpful for osteopaths, manual therapists, kinesiotherapists, and movement specialists, as well as choreographers and sports medicine doctors.