Myofascial Meridian Reference
Clinical pathway guide for posture, gait, and retro-walking assessment. Tap any meridian to expand full anatomical and clinical detail.
Educational schematic based on commonly taught myofascial continuity models. Fascial boundaries are conceptual, not discrete anatomical tubes.
Primary Lines (5)
Posterior longitudinal pathway from plantar foot to brow.
Anterior longitudinal pathway from dorsal toes to mastoid/scalp region.
Lateral stabilizing pathway linking outer foot, lateral leg, hip, ribs and neck.
Helical pathway wrapping the foot, pelvis, trunk, shoulder girdle and skull.
Deep central support pathway from plantar foot through adductors, pelvis, diaphragm and deep neck.
Functional Lines (3)
Diagonal anterior trunk pathway linking one shoulder to the opposite inner thigh.
Diagonal posterior trunk pathway linking one arm/shoulder to the opposite lateral hip and thigh.
Same-side linkage from shoulder girdle through trunk to lateral pelvis/thigh.
Arm Lines (4)
Anterior superficial pathway from chest through arm to palm/fingers.
Deep anterior arm pathway from ribs/coracoid through arm to thumb.
Posterior superficial pathway from upper back/shoulder to dorsum of hand.
Deep posterior pathway from scapular stabilizers through triceps to ulnar hand.
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Exercises Mapped
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Clinical Zones