In Ep.219 of the Sports Therapy Association Podcast, host Matt Phillips welcomes renowned author and educator James Earls of Born To Move to discuss the topic “Anatomy for Soft Tissue Therapists: What Should We Be Learning?”. Join them as they delve into the intricacies of anatomy education and explore how it can be tailored to meet the real-world needs of soft tissue therapists.

James Earls, known for his pioneering work on the functional anatomy of movement, shares insights from his journey and the evolution of his thinking over the years. He challenges traditional methods of teaching anatomy, advocating for a more integrated approach that emphasizes understanding movement in real-life contexts. This discussion is particularly relevant for therapists seeking to enhance their practice and deliver more effective treatment outcomes.

The episode also offers a glimpse into the upcoming Therapy Expo, where James will be presenting and conducting hands-on workshops. Listeners can expect to gain valuable knowledge on the practical application of functional anatomy in therapy sessions. Tune in for an informative and thought-provoking conversation that is sure to inspire therapists to rethink their approach to anatomy.

James Earls at Therapy Expo

• Day 1 – 10:20– 10:50  Theatre B
  Soft tissue therapists: are we taught the anatomy we need?
• Day 1 – 13:45– 14:10  The STA Therapy Update Theatre
  Anatomy for soft tissue therapists: what should I be learning?
  Q&A with James Earls
• Day 2  – 10:10– 10:40  The Hands-On Hub
  The shoulder: integrating touch with functional anatomy for a modern approach to shoulder mobility