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Version 10.401.1 · 2026-08-22
* Bug fixes * Performance improvements
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The store currently lists version 10.401.1, updated 2026-08-22.








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Use this app to understand fascial anatomy, identify patterns, and gain new holistic strategies to make your therapeutic results more long-lasting and complete. Access tools to enhance the structural function and balance of your clients, the performance of your athletes, invite resilience for aging, and resolve persistent strain patterns before they become pain patterns - all organized for easy access and immediate practical application, from assessment to strategy for manual therapy or movement.
Major highlights:
-Exclusive fascial dissection content Fascial properties with Tom Myers ---Anatomy 101
-Introduction to Anatomy Trains
-10 minute fascial movement sequences
-Manual therapy techniques demos with Tom Myers
-BodyReading postural patterns
-Anatomy MasterClass highlights
-Tips from Tom Myers and other fresh content dropped monthly…
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* Bug fixes * Performance improvements
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