Articles
21.03.2023
Schwanger werden, Schwangerschaft, Geburt – eine einzigartige Zeit voller Veränderung. Was haben unsere faszinierenden Faszien damit zu tun?
Beatrice Eggimann über Faszientraining in der Schwangerschaft auf rund8fit.
21.03.2023
Gerade in der Schwangerschaft und Rückbildung leisten unsere Faszien eine “wahr-hafte” Meisterleistung.
Beatrice Eggimann über Faszien in der Schwangerschaft auf rund8fit.
05.10.2021
An interview with Cristina Ferri about fascial training in the Viversani e Belli magazine.
01.07.2021
This is worth putting down the book or article you are currently reading: the latest edition of the Anatomy Trains Australia & NZ e-magazine.
What a collection of great articles, written by accomplished professionals. Each one is a gem.
And I am so delighted to see art of motion Academy educator Heidi Savage's essay about "Living a resource-oriented life, on and off the mat”: highly recommended!
10.02.2020
The 9th edition of the Anatomy Trains Australia EMAG is here! The theme for this magazine is "How We Move" and authors were given one brief; to write an article on how we move from their perspective. What is important in movement and why. The magazine features articles by Thomas Myers, Karin Gurtner, Ap Lindberg, Woiciech Cackowski and Chris Clayton and an interview with Jill Miller. Enjoy the read!
No matter how often you practice, and how deeply you twist, the answer is probably no. Here is the anatomy lesson and exercises every yogi needs to experience more ease both on and off the mat.
01.07.2018
A visionary is turning 70: happy birthday Tom Myers!
Let the stories of brilliant people give you an insight into the life and accomplishments of a man who reshaped – and from our perspective, revolutionised - the way we see integral anatomy.
24.03.2017
How do you maintain an upright posture? Where does coordination come from? Or seemingly elusive sensations like spaciousness, weightiness or buoyancy? And why can some movements make you feel elated and others irritated? Because of your 6th sense: kinaesthesia. If that sounds a bit mystical, it is not – at least not in the way it sounds.
Besides the five senses - sight, hearing, smell, taste and touch – you have kinaesthesia, which I call the 6th sense. As the eyes are the organ of sight and the skin the organ of touch perception, fascia is the ‘organ’ of kinaesthesia.
28.02.2017
The new Anatomy Trains Australia EMAGAZINE just came out - with an interview with Tom Myers, an article by Jaap van der Wal as well as an item about kinaesthesia by Karin and other excellent contributions.
01.01.2016
With contributions from Tom Myers, Karin Gurtner, Julie Hammond, James Earls and others.
