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DESCRIPTION;LANGUAGE=DE-DE:An improved understanding of the fascia system 
 in relation to body functions e.g. locomotion and posture is essential now
 adays. The fascia system integrates the body in a 3D network which extend 
 from the skin and deep into the body into the single cell and cell nucleus
 . The fascia represents the basic skeleton of all structures in the body. 
 The functions of the fascia are numerous and span from pure mechanical to 
 close collaborations and communications with the nervous system. Inspired 
 by Tom Myers (Myofascial trains\, KMI)\, eleven canine myofascial kinetic 
 lines have been dissected and isolated. The lines interact in a full-body 
 network spanning from top to toe\, inside to outside\, and they balance ea
 ch other in every direction – in standing and motion.  In this 2 days co
 urse the anatomy of the canine kinetic myofascial lines (Elbrønd and Schu
 ltz\, 2015\, 2021a\,b)\, the tests and treatments will be brushed up short
 ly and hereafter we will spend the rest of the two days doing intense prac
 tical work with the dogs: Locate the lines\, watch and understand the post
 ure and compensations\,  palpate\, test\, treat and evaluate the lines and
  the body flexibility before and after treatment. However\, to attend in t
 he course\, it is mandatory with a detailed knowledge of the fascia struct
 ure and function as well as the anatomy of the lines. Therefore\, a webina
 r by Vibeke will be sent to the participants prior to the start of the cou
 rse. Participants are required to complete this webinar prior to the start
  of the course.\n\n
CLASS:PUBLIC
DTSTART:20250409T070000Z
DTEND:20250410T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20261011T120156Z
LOCATION:Lichtblickhof \nReizenpfenninggasse 1A/10/9 \n1140 Wien
ORGANIZER;CN="ÖTK Webmailer":MAILTO:webmailer@tieraerztekammer.at
TRANSP:OPAQUE
SUMMARY;LANGUAGE=DE-DE:Canine Myofascial Kinetic Lines. A new tool to unde
 rstand and treat compensations\, imbalances and dysfunctions in the locomo
 tion system of the dog.
STATUS:CONFIRMED
PRIORITY:5
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