Search Gil's Site

Anatomy from A to Z is a comprehensive 20-course series that details the human form from an integral anatomy perspective. This journey explores two donors—Anna and Z—so that you can see the unique variations between two different forms. This 4K video exploration reflects more than 16 months of work in the lab. The program includes the following courses:

• Course 1: Beginnings
• Course 2: Skin, Superficial Fascia, Perifascia & Deep Fascia
• Course 3: Muscle Layer: Pectoralis Major, Deltoid, Trapezius, Latissimus Dorsi
• Course 4: Muscle Layer: The Gluteals, Tensor Fasciae Latae, Sartorius, Gracilis
• Course 5: Muscle Layer: Abdominals and Intercostals
• Course 6: Muscle Layer: Shoulder, Neck & Arm
• Course 7: Muscle Layer, Posterior Leg: Hamstrings, Lower Leg, Plantar Foot
• Course 8: Muscle Layer, Anterior Leg: Compartments Lower Leg, Dorsum of Foot, Quadriceps
• Course 9: Muscle Layer: Adductors, Pars Intima, Deep Six
• Course 10: Muscle Layer: Spine
• Course 11: Muscle Layer: Deep Neck
• Course 12: Muscle Layer: Forearm and Hand
• Course 13: Muscle Layer: Mastication
• Course 14: Abdominal Viscera
• Course 15: Retroperitoneal & Pelvic Viscera
• Course 16: Thoracic Viscera
• Course 17: Muscle Layer: Diaphragm, QL, Psoas, Deep Anterior Spinal Intrinsics
• Course 18: Appendicular Skeleton
• Course 19: Axial Skeleton
• Course 20: Cranium and Brain

Access for Explorer members only—join to view! 

This 15-hour course is a compilation of the first season of Live with Gil, a series of nine diverse episodes exploring all manner of topics of keen interest to somanauts. In these 90-minute Zoom session recordings, Gil addresses and discusses topics of interest ranging over issues of anatomical import to life in general, usually with the company of special guests who are luminaries and experts in their respective bodywork or movement field. Each session ends with an interactive Q&A, in which the community shares questions, insights, and reflections. 

Season One includes:

• Live With Gil: Season 1 (entire season, 15 hr 45 min)
• S1 E1: “Deep Dive into the IT Band” (1 hr 30 min)
• S1 E2: ”The SI Joint” with Leslie Kaminoff (1 hr 52 min)
• S1 E3: “Brain Tour” with Dr. Madhav Gramke, D.C. (1 hr 47 min)
• S1 E4: “Sex Ed: Clitoral Anatomy” with Sue Hitzmann (1 hr 48 min)*
  • *This session is excluded from NCBTMB credit.
• S1 E5: “Deep Dive on the Psoas!” With Til Luchau (1 hr 58 min)
• S1 E6: “Exploring ‘Intersex’”with Debbie Rosas (1 hr 43 min)
• S1 E7: “Diaphragm-Abdomen Relationship” with Jill Miller (1 hr 41 min)
• S1 E8: “Touring Abdominal Viscera” with Marty Ryan, LMT (1 hr 33 min)
• S1 E9: “The Body As Gift” with Rachel Scott, E-RYT (1 hr 45 min)

Available to Explorer members only—join to view! 

This 20.5 hour course is a compilation of the second season of “Live With Gil,” a series of 12 episodes of roughly ninety minutes each. In these live video calls, Gil addresses and discusses topics of interest ranging over issues of anatomical import to life in general, sometimes with the company of special guests who are luminaries and experts in their respective bodywork or movement field. Each session ends with an interactive Q&A, in which the community shares questions, insights, and reflections. 

Season Two includes:

• Live With Gil, Season 2 (entire season)
• S2 E1: “The Fascial Net Plastination Project” with Gary Carter, KMI, IASI, YTTC, BAWLA, LT Dip, Institute of Anatomical Sciences
• S2 E2: “Practical Applications of Dissection” with the Integral Anatomy Teaching Team
• S2 E3: “Discussing the Diaphragm” with Leslie Kaminoff 
• S2 E4: “Autism & Gut Health” with Special Guests Roger Spurr and Marguerite O'Reilly 
• S2 E5: "The Secret Life of Fascia" with Bruce Schonfeld, Advanced Certified Rolfer, Producer/Director. "The Secret Life of Fascia"
• S2 E6: “Ghost Fascia, Experimentation and the Fun of Creative Discovery” with Lauri Nemetz MA, BD-DMT, EYT500, LCAT, CIAYT 
• S2 E7: “Exploring Scar Tissue” with Alastair McLoughlin, Designer of MSTR® 
• S2 E8: “Exploring Bony Shapes and Movement” with Bernie Clark,  Author of Your Body, Your Yoga (and much more)
• Gil S2 E9: “Exploring Spontaneous Movement” with Joel Begin, DPT, PT 
• S2 E10: “Releasing Scar Tissue, Part 2!” with Alastair McLoughlin,Designer of MSTR® Scar Tissue, Part 2 
• S2 E11: “Bone Health and Movement Quality Over Time” with Rebekah Rotstein, founder of Buff Bones® 
• S2 E12: “Heart & Brain Coherence; Self-Regulation Under Stress” with Rachel Scott 

Available to Explorer members only—join to view! 

This 20.5 hour course is a compilation of the third season of “Live With Gil,” a series of twelve episodes of roughly ninety minutes each. In these live video calls, Gil addresses and discusses topics of interest ranging over issues of anatomical import to life in general, sometimes with the company of special guests who are luminaries and experts in their respective bodywork or movement field. Each session ends with an interactive Q&A, in which the community shares questions, insights, and reflections. 

Season three includes:

• Live with Gil, Season 3 (entire season)
• S3 E1: “Understanding Hypermobility” with L Tuthall and Audre Wirtanen, Founders of Hyp-access.com
• S3 E2: “Around the 12th Rib” with Jan Sultan, Rolfing Faculty, The Rolf Institute, Certified Advanced Rolfer
• S3 E3: “Respiratory Diaphragm and You” with Jill Miller, founder of Yoga Tune Up® and The Roll Model® 
• S3 E4: “Feeling Your Feet” with Madeline Black, founder of The Madeline Black Method™
• S3 E5: “Nerve Project Preview! Cutaneous Nerves” with Dr. Madhav Gramke, DC
• S3 E6: “Diaphragm Salon” with Leslie Kaminoff
• S3 E7: “A Practical Approach to Neuroscience” with David Weinstock, developer of Neurokinetic Therapy®
• S3 E8: “Headaches vs. Migraines: Origins & Strategies” with Til Luchau and Sue Hitzmann
• S3 E9: “Visceral Salon” with Gail Wexler, PT, DPT
• S3 E10: “The MELT Method: Self-Care Deep-Dive” with Sue Hitzmann
• S3 E11: “Stretching Redefined” with Jules Mitchell, author of Yoga Biomechanics 
• S3 E12: “Occupying Inner Space” or, "Life Lessons from an RV!" with Rachel Scott 

 Available to Explorer members only—join to view! 

This 20-hour course is a compilation of the fourth season of “Live With Gil,” a series of twelve episodes of roughly ninety minutes each. In these live video calls, Gil addresses and discusses topics of interest ranging over issues of anatomical import to life in general, sometimes with the company of special guests who are luminaries and experts in their respective bodywork or movement field. Each session ends with an interactive Q&A, in which the community shares questions, insights, and reflections. 

Season four includes:

•  Live with Gil, Season 4 (entire season)

• S4 E1: "Understanding Ligament Pain Referral Patterns" with Robert Libbey, CMT

• S4 E2: "Enhancing Life Through Movement Study" with Judith Aston

• S4 E3: "Exploring Rehabilitative Medical Massage" with Dr. Ross Turchaninov

• S4 E4: "Fascia in Sports and Movement" with Bruce Schonfeld

• S4 E5: "Exploring Breathwork for Healing & Self Regulation" with Natasha de Grunwald

• S4 E6: "Embodiment Through Movement" with Debbie Rosas

• S4 E7: "Pilates, Dance and Personal Transformation" with Kristi Cooper

• S4 E8: "Developing your own plan to bring Nutritious Movement into your Life" with Katy Bowman

• S4 E9: "Wilhelm Reich, Orgone, & Bodywork" with Tom DiFerdinando

• S4 E10: "Mudfossils, Fascia and more!" with Roger Spurr

• S4 E11: "Exploring Hands" with Madeline Black

• S4 E12: "Reflections from The Nerve Tour" with Rachel Scott

Available to Explorer members only—join to view!

In this 5.5 hour online talk, Gil will share the latest research and discoveries from his incredible five month journey dissecting the nerve tree. Through visual presentation, lecture, stories, and guided embodiment exercises, Gil will demonstrate the details of both the central and peripheral nervous system. This exploration will include a deep dive into the autonomic plexuses, the sympathetic trunk, the role of lymphatics, the course of the vagus nerve, and the main plexuses of the musculoskeletal system (cervical, brachial, lumbar and sacral) ~ all from an Integral Anatomy perspective. Gil will also share details of the structure of the brain and their key relationships, including the ventricles, pineal and pituitary gland, gyri, cerebellum, cortex, and vasculature. 

See talk here!

Available to Explorer members only—join to view!

This 5 hr/CE credit course includes all 7 video segments from the Vancouver, BC presentation of the “What's the Fuzz?!” presentation filmed in 2017, as well as an assessment to review and reinforce the concepts presented in the talk, plus three bonus readings. Throughout the program you will explore and deepen your knowledge of the role of fascia in healthy movement, and movement limitations.

The course is based directly on Gil's more recent lab research at the time, expanding considerably upon what he presented as a keynote speaker at the British Fascia Symposium in 2016, and forming the basis of his 46 city speaking tour in 2017.

Several different types of fascia are explored with images and footage from the lab in order to explain the different anatomy and properties of the tissues that lend themselves to our movement function. You can expect to come away from this with a perspective that you can immediately apply in your life, in your professional work, and in your movement practice.

• What’s the Fuzz?! (5 hr/CE entire course for Explorers)
• What’s the Fuzz?! Video 1: Intro, Models, Differential Movement and Fascia (16:19)
• What’s the Fuzz?! Video 2: Structure and Movement of Superficial Fascia (34:59)
• What’s the Fuzz?! Video 3: Fuzzy Photography and Filmy Fascia (20:21)
• What’s the Fuzz?! Video 4: Perifascia and Deep Fascia (50:23)
• What’s the Fuzz?! Video 5: Identity, Movement Styles and Limits (22:56)
• What’s the Fuzz?! Video 6: Visceral Movements via Fluids (30:36)
• What’s the Fuzz?! Video 7: One Body, Many Textures (25:21)

Available to Explorer members only—join to view! 

This 8.5 hour course is composed of five groundbreaking keynote addresses delivered by Gil over the course of 2020 and 2021, including presentations from the Embodiment Conference, World Fascia Conference, British Fascia Conference, and Fascia Hub. These presentations often include as-of-yet-unseen footage from the lab and share some of Gil’s most recent discoveries.

British Fascia Symposium Keynote 2020

• Video: 1 hour 13 minutes
• Reading: 5 minutes
• Review: 7 minutes

In this keynote presentation for the 2020 British Fascia Symposium, Gil shares new and remarkable insights on the properties of fascia as gleaned from his work with microscopic images in the lab. 

What’s The Fuzz?! (Embodiment Conference 2020)

• Video: 55 minutes

• Reading: 5 minutes

• Review: 5 minutes

In this keynote address for The Embodiment Conference, Gil shares key insights and learnings about his evolving understanding of the various expressions of fascia and “the fuzz.”

The Heart of the Matter (Embodiment Conference 2020)

• Video: 54 minutes

• Reading: 5 minutes

• Review: 5 minutes

In this keynote address for The Embodiment Conference, Gil inspires and educates on the remarkable power and beauty of heart. Far more than being a “pump” in the middle of our chests, the heart is a whole body organ that refreshes the movement of the blood and acts as a profound and connecting leader in our relationship experience. 

Fascial Heart Conference

• Video: 1 hour, 20 minutes

• Reading: 5 minutes

• Review: 7 minutes

Join Gil for an 80-minute journey to explore the continuities, relationships, and connection of heart to its surrounding structures. You will explore the fascial layers of the heart, detail its relationship to the surrounding musculature such as the lungs, vessels, and respiratory diaphragm, and explore the heart’s capacity for movement. 

II World Congress of Fascia: Fascial Details of the Abdominal Wall

• Video: 2 hours, 46 minutes

• Reading: 5 minutes

• Review: 15 minutes

In this 2 hour and 46 minute presentation, Gil outlines the fascial details of the abdominal wall. In addition to learning about the movement potential that lies between the fascial layers, students will gain a deeper understanding of how the layers of the abdominal wall contribute to both the posterior and anterior rectus sheath. You will also have a better understanding of how the muscles and fascia of the abdominal wall relate to the surrounding structures and tissues, such as the inguinal ligament, bony landmarks, and respiratory diaphragm. 

Available to Explorer members only—join to view!

This 6 hr/CE credit course includes seven video segments that will take you on a layer-by-layer tour of the human form. Based on the live, daylong presentation that Gil toured and refined over seven years until filming this event in 2012, this course represents the culmination of years of research and learning. Illustrated with images from the lab and our culture at large, this course provides a powerful shift in perspective on the human body that will impact how you connect with both yourself and others. For bodyworkers and movement specialists, this course will add depth and dimension to your work with your students and clients. This course builds and expands upon Gil’s 4 feature length volumes of The Integral Anatomy Series.

• Integral Anatomy Intensive (6 hr/CE, entire course for Explorers)
• Video 1: Intros and Models (27:16)
• Video 2: The Skin Layer (19:09)
• Video 3: The Superficial Fascia Layer (38:45)
• Video 4: The Deep Fascia Layer (37:12)
• Video 5: The Muscle Layer (41:01) 
• Video 6: The Visceral Layer (1:11:28)
• Video 7: The Nerve Tree and the Whole Heart (1:07:40)

This 9 hr/CE version of the course includes the entire 4 feature length volumes of The Integral Anatomy Series, an assessment to reinforce the material, a PDF download of the Workshop Handbook, and Certificate of Completion for 9 hr/CE when finished. The Workshop Handbook is the textual accompaniment studied by thousands of somanauts as course support for the 6-Day Intensive Hands on Dissection Workshop. 

The Integral Anatomy Series demonstrates the whole body, layer-by-layer, integral approach to anatomy as developed and taught by Gil Hedley, Ph.D., since 1994, and published on DVD between 2005 and 2009. On-camera dissection shot from the viewers' perspective enables a visual, dimensional grasp of the material with a transformational effect on one's perspective and touch.

• Integral Anatomy Series (9 HR/CE, entire course for Explorers)
• Video: Vol. 1, Pt. 1: Dissection of Skin (33:18)
• Video: Vol. 1, Pt. 2: Dissection of Superficial Fascia (1:07:40)
• Video: Vol. 2, Pt. 1: Dissection of Deep Fascia (33:54)
• Video: Vol. 2, Pt. 2: Dissection of Muscle (1:11:17)
• Video: Vol. 3, Pt. 1: Dissection of Membranes and Diaphragm (53:11)
• Video: Vol. 3, Pt. 2: Cardiac and Cranial Membranes (1:00:03)
• Video: Vol. 4, Pt. 1: Exploring Visceral Surfaces (53:17)
• Video: Vol. 4, Pt. 2: Dissecting Viscera (1:00:46)

Like being in the lab yourself!

In this course, our teacher and donor form is Margaret: a female, unfixed form. Through these sessions - captured in HD over the course of a six day journey in May 2020, we explore in detail through the textured layers of the body: skin, superficial fascia, deep fascia, perifascia, abdominal viscera, and thoracic viscera. Some of the special features of this donor form include an extended exploration of the superficial fascia, a tour of the heart and thoracic space (including the diaphragm), a tour of the kidneys and investigation of a knee replacement.

• Dissection Series: Margaret 10 HR/CE (entire course)
• Dissection Sessions: Overview
• Dissection Series (Margaret) Video: Welcome to the Lab! Orientation (58:00)
• Dissection Series (Margaret) Video: Day 1 -  Introduction to the Donor Form and Skin Layer (1:02:00)
• Dissection Series (Margaret) Video: Day 2 - Superficial Fascia Tour (1:01:00)
• Dissection Series (Margaret) Video: Day 2 - Superficial Fascia Tour (1:01:00)
• Dissection Series (Margaret) Video: Day 4 - Abdominal Viscera (In Situ) (1:29:00)
• Dissection Series (Margaret) Video: Day 5  -Thoracic Viscera (In Situ) (1:24)
• Dissection Series (Margaret) Video: Day 6 - Points of Interest (1:33:00)

Available to Explorer members only—join to view!

Like being in the lab yourself!

Join us on a dissection journey to explore a male, fixed form. Through these sessions - captured in HD over the course of a six day journey, we explore in detail through the textured layers of the body: skin, superficial fascia, deep fascia, perifascia, abdominal viscera, and thoracic viscera. In addition to surveying these layers, we will have the unique opportunity to explore the intact pars intima, aka “genitals,” dissect the gluteal muscles and deep six lateral rotators, tour the abdominal and thoracic organs (including seeing the artifacts of open heart surgery), perform an abdominal evisceration, and tour both the brain, cranial nerves, and spinal cord.

• Dissection Series: Jerry 10 HR/CE
• Dissection Series (Jerry) Video: Orientation: Welcome to the Lab! (45:11)
• Dissection Series (Jerry) Video: Day 1- Donor acknowledgement and skin overview (1:02:08)
• Dissection Series (Jerry) Video: Day 2 - Superficial Fascia, Perifascia, and Male Genitalia overview – (1:30:00)
• Dissection Series (Jerry) Video: Day 3 - Overview of Muscles; anterior muscle overview, gluteal dissection (1:15:18)
• Dissection Series (Jerry) Video: Day 4 - Abdominal Viscera Tour (in situ)  (1:15)
• Dissection Series (Jerry) Video: Day 5 - Thoracic viscera overview and abdominal evisceration (1:37:00)
• Dissection Series (Jerry) Video: Day 6 - Central Nervous System – ex-situ (1:39:00)

Available to Explorer members only—join to view!

This 3 hour course includes an exploration and dissection of the peritoneum as well as structures such as the diaphragm, colon, greater and lesser omentum, appendix, small intestine, liver, gallbladder, stomach, duodenum, pancreas, and spleen. This course also explores abdominal space structures such as visceral adhesions, ligament of Treitz, the superior mesenteric artery, the portal vein, Glisson’s capsule, hepatic artery and vein, and the hepatoduodenal, gastrophrenic, phrenicocolic, and hepatogastric ligaments. 

Through this experience, participants will gain an understanding of the continuities, connections, and relationships between these named structures and their surrounding tissues. Structures will also be compared to provide an appreciation for the diversity and range of anatomical expression. Through cultivating a greater appreciation of the human form, participants will be better able to apply their anatomical knowledge to their bodywork and movement practices.  

• Visceral Manipulation 1: Dissection & Anatomy Companion Course (entire course)
• Abdominal Wall Orientation: King (4:03)
• Peritoneum, Medial & Median Umbilical Ligaments, Round Ligament, Greater Omentum (King) (15:46)
• Omentum: Greater and Lesser; Hepatoduodenal and Hepatogastric Ligaments (King) (12:18)
• Mesentery Tour (King) (11:24)
• Liver Ligaments: King (12:09)
• Stomach and Related Tissues (Maestro) (5:44)
• Pyloric Bypass: Learning from Stomach Surgery (King) (6:47)
• Pancreas, Duodenum, Portal Vein, Superior Mesenteric Artery (King) (6:51)
• Stomach, Duodenum, Pancreas, Spleen: In-Situ Overview; Hiatal Hernia and Ligament of Treitz (A) (15:47)
• Visceral Manipulation 1: Exposing Duodenum: Dissection & Ligament/Muscle of Treitz (Z) (9:35)
• Gallbladder, Hepatoduodenal Ligament; Cystic, Common Bile and Hepatic Ducts, Portal Vein, Hepatic Artery, Hepatic Plexus (King) (16:07)
• Adhesions of Loops of Small Intestine (Maestro) (3:06)

• Adhesions of Small to Large Intestines (Maestro) - (2:38)

•    Colon Tour (King) (10:44)

•  High Cecum & Variability (Maestro) (2:06)

•  Surprise Visceral Orientations (Maestro) (5:34)

Available to Explorer members only — join to view!

This 5-hour course expands upon the content from Visceral Manipulation 1 and includes videos of dissection that illuminate the structure and relationships of the diaphragm, kidneys, adrenal glands, spleen, pancreas, greater and lesser omentum, and the parietal peritoneum. Through these videos, participants will gain a better understanding of these structures in-situ and their relationships so their surrounding tissues. Other landmarks identified include the hepatorenal ligament, adrenal vein and artery, renal fat, hilum of kidney, omental bursa, ureters, portal vein, hepatic artery, common bile duct, and the fundus, cardiac, and pyloric portions of the stomach. Participants will also explore the membranes of the abdominal cavity in more detail, including distinguishing between the transversalis fascia, peritoneum, and fascia propria. 

Through this experience, participants will gain an understanding of the continuities, connections, and relationships between these named structures and their surrounding tissues. Structures will also be compared to provide an appreciation for the diversity and range of anatomical expression. Through cultivating a greater appreciation of the human form, participants will be better able to apply their anatomical knowledge to their bodywork and movement practices. 

• Visceral Manipulation 2: Dissection & Anatomy Companion Course (entire course)

• Pyloric Bypass: Learning from Stomach Surgery (King) (6:47)

• Hepatorenal Relationship (King) (1:54)

• Kidneys, Vasculature and Fasciae (King) (14:23)

• Adrenal Glands (King) (5:57)

• Spleen (King) (4:46)

• Pancreas, Duodenum, Portal Vein, Superior Mesenteric Artery (King) (6:53)

• Gallbladder, Hepatoduodenal Ligament; Cystic, Common Bile and Hepatic Ducts, Portal Vein, Hepatic Artery, Hepatic Plexus (King) (16:07)

• Greater Omentum, In-Situ Overview (A) (8:47)

• Lesser Omentum, In-Situ Overview (A) (4:21)

• Greater Omentum, Dissection From Transverse Colon (A) (18:20)

• Greater Omentum, Dissection From Greater Curvature of Stomach (A) (15:25)

• Greater Omentum, Ex-Situ Comments (A) (6:12)

• Integral Anatomy Series ~ Video: Vol. 3, Pt. 1: Dissection of Membranes and Diaphragm (53:11)

• Visceral Membranes: Pleura, Peritoneum, Fascia Propria, Transversalis Fascia, Dissection from Diaphragm (A) (20:50)

• Transversalis Fascia and and Parietal Peritoneum Relationship (Z) (7:55)

• Transversalis Fascia: Differentiating From Diaphragm, Identifying Fascia Propria & Descending Colon (Z) (18:50)

• Transversalis Fascia: Differentiating From Diaphragm (Z) (10:34)

• Fascia Propria, Right Side, Peritoneum, Ascending Colon (Z) (7:53)

• Differentiating Descending Colon, Fascia Propria, Peritoneum (Z) (12:46)

• Opening Peritoneum (Z) (4:28)

• Abdominal Viscera Tour, Disease Process (Z) (15:36)

• Opening the Peritoneum: Surface Projections of Abdominal Viscera (A) (14:58)

Available to Explorer members only—join to view!

This 5-hour (video only) course includes all 7 video segments from the Vancouver, BC presentation of the “What's the Fuzz?!” presentation filmed in 2017, as well as an assessment to review and reinforce the concepts presented in the talk, plus three bonus readings. Throughout the program you will explore and deepen your knowledge of the role of fascia in healthy movement, and movement limitations.

The course is based directly on Gil's more recent lab research at the time, expanding considerably upon what he presented as a keynote speaker at the British Fascia Symposium in 2016, and forming the basis of his 46 city speaking tour in 2017.

Several different types of fascia are explored with images and footage from the lab in order to explain the different anatomy and properties of the tissues that lend themselves to our movement function. You can expect to come away from this with a perspective that you can immediately apply in your life, in your professional work, and in your movement practice.

• What’s the Fuzz?! (entire course, for Easy Riders)
• Easy Rider: What’s the Fuzz?! Video 1: Intro, Models, Differential Movement and Fascia (16:19)
• Easy Rider: What’s the Fuzz?! Video 2: Structure and Movement of Superficial Fascia (34:59)
• Easy Rider: What’s the Fuzz?! Video 3: Fuzzy Photography and Filmy Fascia (20:21)
• Easy Rider: What’s the Fuzz?! Video 4: Perifascia and Deep Fascia (50:23)
• Easy Rider: What’s the Fuzz?! Video 5: Identity, Movement Styles and Limits (22:56)
• Easy Rider: What’s the Fuzz?! Video 6: Visceral Movements via Fluids (30:36)
• Easy Rider: What’s the Fuzz?! Video 7: One Body, Many Textures (25:21)

This 6-hour (video-only) course includes seven video segments that will take you on a layer-by-layer tour of the human form. Based on the live, daylong presentation that Gil toured and refined over seven years until filming this event in 2012, this course represents the culmination of years of research and learning. Illustrated with images from the lab and our culture at large, this course provides a powerful shift in perspective on the human body that will impact how you connect with both yourself and others. For bodyworkers and movement specialists, this course will add depth and dimension to your work with your students and clients. This course builds and expands upon Gil’s 4 feature length volumes of The Integral Anatomy Series.

• Integral Anatomy Intensive (6 hr entire course for Easy Riders)
• Easy Rider: Video 1: Intros and Models (27:16)
• Easy Rider: Video 2: The Skin Layer (19:09)
• Easy Rider: Video 3: The Superficial Fascia Layer (38:45) 
• Easy Rider: Video 4: The Deep Fascia Layer (37:12)
• Easy Rider: Video 5: The Muscle Layer (41:01)
• Easy Rider: Video 6: The Visceral Layer (1:11:28)
• Easy Rider: Video 7: The Nerve Tree and the Whole Heart (1:07:40)

This 9 hr (video-only) version of the course includes the entire 4 feature length volumes of The Integral Anatomy Series, an assessment to reinforce the material, a PDF download of the Workshop Handbook, and Certificate of Completion for 9 hr/CE when finished. The Workshop Handbook is the textual accompaniment studied by thousands of somanauts as course support for the 6-Day Intensive Hands on Dissection Workshop. It is included here as a bonus. Enjoy!

The Integral Anatomy Series demonstrates the whole body, layer-by-layer, integral approach to anatomy as developed and taught by Gil Hedley, Ph.D., since 1994, and published on DVD between 2005 and 2009. On-camera dissection shot from the viewers' perspective enables a visual, dimensional grasp of the material with a transformational effect on one's perspective and touch. 

• Integral Anatomy Series (9 hr, entire course for Easy Riders)
• Easy Rider: Video: Vol. 1, Pt. 1: Dissection of Skin (33:18)
• Easy Rider: Video: Vol. 1, Pt. 2: Dissection of Superficial Fascia (1:07:40)
• Easy Rider: Video: Vol. 2, Pt. 1: Dissection of Deep Fascia (33:54)
• Easy Rider: Video: Vol. 2, Pt. 2: Dissection of Muscle (1:11:17)
• Easy Rider: Video: Vol. 3, Pt. 1: Dissection of Membranes and Diaphragm (53:11)
• Easy Rider: Video: Vol. 3, Pt. 2: Cardiac and Cranial Membranes (1:00:03)
• Easy Rider: Video: Vol. 4, Pt. 1: Exploring Visceral Surfaces (53:17)
• Easy Rider: Video: Vol. 4, Pt. 2: Dissecting Viscera (1:00:46)

• About the Pars Intima Model (Easy Riders and Explorers)
• Anatomical Features of the Silver Model (for Easy Riders and Explorers)
• Displaying the Pars Intima Model (for Easy Riders and Explorers)
• Caring for the Pars Intima Model (for Easy Riders and Explorers)
• Sex Ed, Clitoral Anatomy, Clay Model - with Sue Hitzmann (for Easy Riders and Explorers)