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Subject 11

Musculoskeletal Anatomy 1

Musculoskeletal Anatomy 1 provides practical study of anatomy relevant to massage with an emphasis on surface anatomy.

Specific discussion is directed towards the skeletal, articular and muscular systems and their components.

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Subject Topics

• Types of Bones
• Appendicular & Axial Skeleton
• Bone Marking Identification
• Classification & Types of Joints
• Joint Movements of the Body
• Characteristics of Body Joints
• Major Muscles of the Body
• Muscle Attachments & Actions

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Subject Details

Duration

80 hours

Part 1 Skeletal System: 15hrs
Part 2 Articular System: 15hrs
Part 3 Muscular System: 50hrs

Prerequisite

None

Fee

$695

Certificate Awarded

Subject 11
Diploma of Remedial Massage

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Fiona Culley
Australian College of Massage Graduate

"After teaching Physical Education for close to twenty years, l decided that l needed a change in direction as far as my career was concerned.

As a massage therapist, I now treat people who are suffering from a wide range of problems and complaints - which are either work or sports related, or involve rehabilitation after major motor vehicle injuries. This is both challenging and very rewarding. Thank you ACM for such an extensive and inspiring course."