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Quick navigation Home Books Audiobooks Documents, active Collapse section Rate Useful 100 100 found this document useful, Mark this document as useful Not useful 0 0 found this document not useful, Mark this document as not useful Collapse section Share Share on Facebook, opens a new window Facebook Share on Twitter, opens a new window Twitter Share on LinkedIn, opens a new window LinkedIn Copy Link to clipboard Copy Link Share with Email, opens mail client Email. Scientists like to tell you that they think they know a lot about it, but I dont think we really have sorted out how movement works in the body yet. ![]() This model is often referred to as the anatomy of connection. Tell us what is meant by this, and how you developed this concept. When you try to apply that to yoga, it really doesnt translate very well. ![]() And importantly, how deeply you go into that pose and where the pose fails or could be improved is not going depend just on this structure or that structure, but the relationship among the structures. But it applies so much more easily to yoga, where you are putting a stretch, a stress or a strain into large sections of the body at once. We started making a game, because there was nothing connected about any of the anatomy books then. So I started making a game of saying, Well, can you go from this muscle to this muscle in a straight line And then can you go from this muscle to this muscle in a straight line. And I called it the Anatomy Trains because it literally was a game for my students. But then, I began to get more serious about it and turned it into a system. In terms of understanding how this relates movement in the body, give us an example. And of course, the equivalent movement in yoga anatomy, or rather yoga functional anatomy, would be rotationtwisting postures. Tell us how you would be looking at that from the standpoint of Anatomy Trains and what implications that has for our yoga practice. If you watch someone doing the Triangle Pose, for example which puts one upper spiral line into a twist and requires engagement of all the muscles along the other spiral linethere could be a fault in the ability of the muscle or a fascial fabric to elongate enough to get into the pose. Or there might be a lack of strength in an opposing muscle that couldnt support the ribcage or support the neck so that the spiral is clean, so to speak. Just keep looking for whats not lengthening as you watch your students. Knowing the Anatomy Trains lines, knowing what anatomy is involved in each of the myofascial meridians, is very helpful in being able to see what is going on in a pose. Once you see whats going on, you can cue students so that the pose becomes more even. And so, the idea of yoga, and the idea of the kind of bodywork that I do, is to even out the tone and make it possible for that little bit of give to happen, no matter what functional movement youre doing. But we use the yoga poses as models of functional movement to see that. But youre saying movement works in a very different way in the body. Rather, it is much more that the bones float within a balanced tension of the muscles and the fascia. So when you go into yoga poses, when you go into the extreme of a movement and then extend your extreme by stretching, you are increasing the amount of resilience in your tissues so that all the tissues give a little.
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