Anatomy Trains – The Science of Bodywork #2: Embryology of Fascia

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The Science of Bodywork #2: Embryology of Fasciadives into the embryological origins of fascia, exploring how this connective tissue forms and evolves from the earliest stages of development. It connects the science of fascia to bodywork practices, shedding light on how embryological movement patterns shape the fascial network.

Pros:

• In-depth scientific content: The video provides a rich understanding of the origins of fascia and its role in human development.
• Clear visuals and explanations: Anatomy Trains uses engaging graphics and expert narration to simplify complex concepts.
• Relevance to bodywork practitioners: Offers practical insights for massage therapists, movement professionals, and bodyworkers looking to deepen their understanding of the fascial system.

The Science of Bodywork #2: Embryology of Fascia with Anatomy Trains

In Embryology of Fascia, Tom Myers, coming from a completely holistic and ‘chemistry-free’ perspective, traces the changes in shape from conception to birth, including the development of the fascial system. Understand the holistic communicating systems of the body, the recent findings of genetic, neural, and fascial plasticity, and see the physiological context for how these systems work together to literally ’shape’ us.

Includes an overview to holistic anatomy and the emerging science of fascia, a section on fascial properties and elements, and an amusing layman’s guide to all the shapes and ‘origami’ that turns a single fertilized cell into a bouncing baby.

• Embryology of Fascia 1: 3 Holistic Communicating Systems (57:46)
• Embryology of Fascia 2: New Science of the Body (59.37)
• Embryology of Fascia 3: Fascia 101 (1:02:15)
• Embryology of Fascia 4: Fascia Advanced (1:00:32)
• Embryology of Fascia 5: Embryology of Inheritance (1:00:30)
• Embryology of Fascia 6: Embryology of Fascia (1:25:16)

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