Where do you move your limbs from? I guess in terms of body mechanics most people would say the hip and shoulder joints along with the spine. However there’s another story, a story of fascial connectivity. You move your limbs from your...
Read more...Cells (blue) moving through a matrix of fibres (green) http://www.zurichminds.com/videos/ruth_schwartlaender.html Click on the link, or the picture, to see a 7 min video 'Ruth Schwartländer: "Why Nano in Technology?"' Her talk describes how cells communicate with their environment by introducing forces into the surrounding...
Read more...I have recently discovered Gil Hedley's videos, just fabulous. This video, 'The "Fuzz" Speech', will change your relationship to stretching forever. Check out the fuzzed up left scapula compared to the unfuzzy right scapula about half way through, and then try to...
Read more...Above is a fresh dissection showing a superior view of the cranial base with the dural lining intact, tentorium removed. The image is taken from here. You can see the olfactory and optic nerves passing through the dura. Fabulous. How shiny is the fascia...
Read more...Ever wonder what intuition actually is? Well look no further than your fascial matrix which covers all your muscles, nerves, arteries and veins, organs, bones: in fact every structure in your body. It’s the skin of things. Everything needs a skin to...
Read more...I recently came across Jerry Hesch writing on alignment and treatment of the sacrum. He makes a convincing case for the most common sacral misalignments being torsion on one of the two oblique axis as shown below. The graphic is mine (I...
Read more...Myodural Bridges This is a great review of connections between the sub occipital muscles and the cervical dura. There are some more images in the article. Here is David Butler discussing the anatomy: The Myodural Bridge'What a name! I was always intrigued...
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