دانلود کتاب Anatomy Trains : Myofascial Meridians for Manual Therapists and Movement Professionals

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Cover image

Title Page

Dedication

Copyright

Preface

Preface to the First Edition

References

Acknowledgments

References

How to Use This Book

Videos

Acknowledgments

1 Laying the Railbed

The Philosophy

The Discovery

The Hypothesis

Anatomy Trains and Myofascial Meridians: What\'s in a Name?

History

References

2 The Rules of the Road

1 ‘Tracks’ Proceed in a Consistent Direction Without Interruption

2 These Tracks Are Tacked Down at Bony ‘Stations’ or Attachments

3 Tracks Join and Diverge in ‘Switches’ and the Occasional ‘Roundhouse’

4 ‘Expresses’ and ‘Locals’

Summary of Rules and Guidelines

What the Anatomy Trains Is Not

How We Present the Lines

References

3 The Superficial Back Line

Overview

Discussion 3.1

Discussion 3.2

References

4 The Superficial Front Line

Overview

Discussion 4.1

Discussion 4.2

References

5 The Lateral Line

Overview

Discussion 5.1

Discussion 5.2

Discussion 5.3

Discussion 5.4

References

6 The Spiral Line

Overview

Discussion 6.1

Discussion 6.2

Discussion 6.3

Discussion 6.4

Discussion 6.5

Discussion 6.6

References

7 The Arm Lines

Overview

Discussion 7.1

Discussion 7.2

Discussion 7.3

References

8 The Functional Lines

Overview

Discussion 8.1

References

9 The Deep Front Line

Overview

Discussion 9.1

Discussion 9.2

Discussion 9.3

References

10 Anatomy Trains in Movement

Applications of Anatomy Trains in Movement

Classical Sculpture

Athletics

Musicians

Sitting

Walking

An ‘Awareness Through Movement’ Lesson

Developmental Movement Stages

Some Examples From Asian Somatics

Summary

Anatomy Trains in Motion – Structural Integration Through Movement, by Karin Gurtner

References

11 BodyReading® – Structural Analysis

Global Postural Assessment Method

Postural Analysis of Five ‘Clients’

Subjective Elements

References

Appendix 1 A Fascial Reader

Biomechanical Auto-Regulation

Definitions

Fascial Components

Fascial Properties

Fascial Responses to Intervention

Fascial Kinesthesia

Fascia as a System

Embryology/Fascial Morphology/the Double-Bag Theory

Fascia and Tensegrity – the Musculoskeletal System as a Tensegrity Structure

Macrotensegrity – How the Body Manages the Balance Between Tension and Compression

Biomechanical Auto-Regulation – Microtensegrity: How the Cells Balance Tension and Compression

References

Appendix 2 A Note on the Meridians of Latitude: The Work of Dr Louis Schultz (1927–2007)

Reference

Appendix 3 Structural Integration

The Anatomy Trains ‘Recipe’

Principles of Treatment

Guidelines for Strategy

Principles of Body and Hand Use

Goals

Reference

Appendix 4 Myofascial Meridians and Asian Medicine

References

Appendix 5 Anatomy Trains in Quadrupeds – Initial Investigations

Introduction

Myofascial Meridians in Horses

Treating the Lines in Animals

Conclusion

Published References for the Lines in Animals

Anatomy Trains Terms

Anatomy/Physiology

Abbreviations/Acronyms

Lines

Bibliography

Bibliography

Index