Movement, Muscles & Meridians: deep frontline fascia and Liver channel At the level of to the torso, I was lost for a second. Remember, I’m not an acupuncturist. So I’m studying 5000 years of knowledge without the imposition of a school pressing me to pass a licensing exam. I’m simply exploring and enjoying and probably making mistakes but learning so much. The most interesting takeaways from the deep frontline and liver meridians: -starting at the genitals, or pelvic floor, there’s a crisscrossing from left to right before going central. This mirrors the pelvic floor musculature as also pointed out by Dr. Beach in his book -I had always wondered why Liver was associated with genitals, now I see -also, seeing a very clear and distinct path of the Liver channel through the deep frontline starting with pelvic floor, sacrum, to ribs, through lungs and up -I’ve always looked at the primary channels with their points, but with these yin channels, I’m noticing they run from earth to heavens and all finish internally in the cranium -the end of the Liver channel external points, Liver points 13 and 14, and they practically frame the Liver, despite the organ actually being asymmetrical -the movement here…what contains and pertains to pelvic floor, sacrum, deep abdominals, little flexion and some adduction of the hips?? Movement: posterior pelvic tilt, which then brings back the inclusion of deep hamstrings from the knee exploration of these meridians so… Muscles: hamstrings, adductors, pelvic floor, deep abs, how about intercostals? #muscles #movement #meridians #livermeridian #fascia #deepfrontline #myofascialmeridians #myofascial #pelvicfloor #pelvicfloorexercises #pelvicfloordysfunction #pelvictilts #posteriorpelvictilt #humanarchitecture #humananatomy #anatomyexplorations #anatomyart #energyhealers #bodymechanics #adaptablepolarity (at Santa Cruz, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/CgSDnqUpKfh/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
