Thomas Myers (@SpatialMedicine) profile picture
Walpole, Maine
Joined August 2009
Dr. Gerald Pollack has developed a theory of water that has been called revolutionary: tinyurl.com/6mcp45w
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So looking forward to walks in the city of Barcelona
The body is a tensegrity (or at least ‘tension dependent’) dance between the myofascialature and the skeleton: tinyurl.com/6jka2l9
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What confidence! What arms! And I love that she's climbing in Mali with the local folks participating. tinyurl.com/42jev47
RT @ABMPmassage: Last chance to register for tonight's free #ABMP webinar on @AnatomyTrains w/ Tom Myers! http://bit.ly/lonI28 #massage
"The doctor of the future will give no medicine but will interest his patients in the care of the human frame… (cont) http://deck.ly/~jHQzr
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Lest we forget: http://youtu.be/SnxNnJYziMY
Ready for 'new and improved' foods? What if this cures diarrhea? What if it spreads uncontrollably? http://bit.ly/g921nQ
Millions Against Monsanto: who controls your food supply? http://bit.ly/eKJTVp
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Ray Kurzweil and the Singularity of man and machine - up on it? Time Mag has an accessible article - agree or disagree: http://bit.ly/hkOt0j
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This is what I mean by 'Kinesthetic Literacy' - complete involvement of both verbal and movement brains in Bill Jones: http://bit.ly/fSxYqM
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Bonobos are smarter than we ever thought, even CNN says so: http://bit.ly/eICP9Y
Free ebook on Yoga Anatomy: http://bit.ly/f3Vdmq
At the risk of stirring controversy, what do you feel when seeing this? Confident, sound program, and the baby is happy:http://bit.ly/fEO7p3
I just gotta say how amazingly exhilarating the Egyptian event is - one for the people, no matter the ultimate outcome.
Aquatic ape or walking ape - the controversy continues - here's one for the savannah camp: http://bit.ly/fy8Pgm
I don't agree with all their yoga biomechanics, but these are interesting posts to get you thinking: http://bit.ly/f3Vdmq
In view of what's happening in Egypt, no one should have the power to shut off our internet: http://bit.ly/f6VQih (via @freepress)
Our third Greek 'hospital' video blog is up; this one on the gym: http://youtu.be/Y_F8pRTytGQ
Interesting article by Patrick Ward using our Anatomy Trains with Grey Cook's SFMA functional assessment: http://bit.ly/gi8HNI