Massage Anatomy TextbooksMassage Anatomy Textbooks are essential for becoming a massage therapist. No matter what type of massage you do it is all based on what anatomy you know. Most different styles of massage really originated with the creators studying anatomy and figuring out ways to work with the body. You will need a good anatomy atlas. While they may seem expensive, they will take you a long way in learning anatomy. (I have 2 of these three.!) These are the three main ones often used in massage school:
Other standard anatomy and physiology textbooks are often used in massage school. Some of the most popular are included here:
See more on Massage Anatomy Textbooks Some other massage anatomy textbooks that were created specifically for the massage profession include:
A few other essential readings:
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Trail Guide to the Body by Andrew Biel & Robin Dorn
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-This is one of the best books for massage therapists wanting to understand how the muscles and body work. I helps put all of the technical anatomy together.
