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The Superficial Back Line – What is it and why should we care

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If you talk long enough with any yoga teacher or massage therapist, they will eventually start talking about fascia. Once they do, most likely they will also talk about anatomy trains – long lines of supposedly “separate” tissues that are invariably connected, even across areas of the body where you wouldn’t expect to find a…

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