One of the leaders of myofascial lines has been Tom Myers. The developed myofascial lines system consists of several skeletal muscles connected by fasciae. For example, the superficial back line comprises the skeletal muscles of the tibia, the posterior group of skeletal muscles of the thigh, the erector spinae, etc. There are more than ten myofascial lines and they can be classified in various ways. Understanding the myofascial lines requires a strong knowledge of the skeletal muscles; it enables to look at the human body from a totally different perspective and much more systematically.
Requirements for starting a course
There are some prerequisites to participate in the Myofascial Lines online course. You must have previously completed at least the Functional Anatomy online course or a similar course. This is because the aforementioned online course provides knowledge of the skeletal muscle system, which is essential for a systematic understanding of the functioning of the myofascial lines.
If you plan to participate in the Myofascial Lines online course, please send a copy of your Functional Anatomy course certificate to koolitused@multifarius.ee after registering for the online course. If you have completed the Functional Anatomy course at our continuing education institution, you do not need to send a copy of the certificate.
Volume, duration and structure of the curriculum
The volume of the Myofascial Lines online course is 30 academic hours, of which 30 are independent learning (including e-learning). 1 academic hour is equivalent to 45 minutes. Once registered, the online course can be accessed for two years.
The Myofascial Lines online course can be accessed for two years after registration. It is based on recorded video lectures and can be completed at your own time and pace.
You will find the structure of the Myofascial Lines online course in the future here.
Learning outcomes and documents to be issued after the online course
The Myofascial Lines online course assesses the achievement of learning outcomes.
To achieve the learning outcomes, you need to pass multiple-choice tests and complete various tasks (answering short questions, etc.). You will also have to complete a final test and a written assessment. A certificate will be awarded upon achieving the learning outcomes. A notice will be issued if not all the learning objectives are achieved. The notice will be issued on condition that at least 70% of the online course has been completed.
Delivery of the certificate within Estonia is free of charge; delivery abroad is subject to agreement.
Topics of the online course
The Myofascial Lines online course discusses the following topics:
- introduction to the online course;
- terminology, basics of Myofascial Lines classification, etc;
- principles of the derivation of Myofascial Lines names;
- the Superficial Back Line and the skeletal muscles forming it;
- the Superficial Front Line and the skeletal muscles forming it;
- the Lateral Line and the skeletal muscles forming it;
- the Spiral Line and the skeletal muscles forming it;
- the Deep Front Arm Line and its skeletal muscles;
- the Superficial Front Arm Line and its skeletal muscles;
- the Deep Back Arm Line and its skeletal muscles;
- the Superficial Back Arm Line and its skeletal muscles;
- the Functional Lines and its skeletal muscles;
- the Deep Front Line and its skeletal muscles;
- connections between the Myofascial Lines;
- practical application of the Myofascial Lines system.
In addition to the Myofascial Lines online course, what other online courses could be completed?
Myofascial Lines can be viewed and analyzed in parallel with trigger points, so an online course on the trigger points system could be completed.
The Myofascial Lines system is very compatible with the massage field. Consequently, after the Myofascial Lines online course, it is wise to acquire knowledge of the different types of massage.
Where can I enroll for the Myofascial Lines online course?
You can enroll for the Myofascial Lines online course here.
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