Exploded chart of muscle groups.
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Exploded chart of muscle groups.
A friend of mine who's a massage therapist in CPT has asked me to source him a wallchart that shows the main muscle groups of the human body in 'exploded' form, a bit like those diagrams you get of engines, for example.
He thought they are published by Novartis, but I can't find anything suitable. Maybe somebody would know where I might find something. He has exhausted the possibilities of finding one in ZA.
He thought they are published by Novartis, but I can't find anything suitable. Maybe somebody would know where I might find something. He has exhausted the possibilities of finding one in ZA.
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I don't know how much detail he requires but I'd like to send him a couple of options. Right now I'm in Spain but will be in UK next week and might drop in to see my lovely physiotherapist at Ashford Hospital as they might well have such charts.
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My Pilates teacher has a beautiful one on her wall, so I asked where she got it, and she said Amazon.
Sure enough, if you search for anatomical wall charts, you'll find a good selection.
Sure enough, if you search for anatomical wall charts, you'll find a good selection.
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Capetonian - SWMBO does much body work and she has charts by Heinz-Harro Rüdiger. They are excellent charts. She has the laminated ones and they're available in English.
I've never seen an "exploded" chart of the human body that is the equivalent of the automotive variety. Possibly because we are put together a little differently to cars.
The muscles overlie each other in a dozen different directions, and one has to have a "peeled back" view.
Rüdiger.de Muskel System charts
I've never seen an "exploded" chart of the human body that is the equivalent of the automotive variety. Possibly because we are put together a little differently to cars.
The muscles overlie each other in a dozen different directions, and one has to have a "peeled back" view.
Rüdiger.de Muskel System charts