The Body in Motion is a comprehensive guide to the anatomical design of the human body, revealing how its systems cooperate to form an upright, intelligent, tool-making marvel, capable of great technological and artistic achievement.

Author Theodore Dimon Jr., EdD describes the purpose of the extensors, flexors, spine and shoulder girdle. Additional systems covered include: the hands and upper limbs; pelvic girdle; feet and lower limbs; breathing; larynx and throat musculature; spiral musculature of the trunk.

Discover how these systems have helped us build, invent, create art, explore the world and imbue life with a sacred dimension that would not otherwise exist.

Softcover, 107 pages.

Key features:

• 162 detailed full-color illustrations
• Accessible language, designed for movement educators, bodywork practitioners, actors, dancers, students, therapists and healthcare professionals