CPE: 12 CPE points

Please bring: Massage table, towels and oil

To ensure the success of this seminar, it is a requirement that you bring above items to the event. If you do not have a massage table, please arrange table hire via https://www.firm-n-fold.com.au/shop-online/hire-equipment or company of your choice.

If you live in a regional area or have any concerns regarding bringing a massage table to the event, please email us at events@atms.com.au

Muscle Anatomy Revision: Origin & Insertions of the Lower & Upper Body

In this practical workshop we will cover some of the important bony landmarks, origin, insertion, and actions of upper body and lower body muscles. Over 2 days we will apply multiple learning styles to optimise knowledge acquisition for all involved.

The Upper Body - Muscle’s origin and insertion covered:

Biceps and triceps
Brachialis and brachioradialis
Latissimus dorsi, pectoral major and deltoid
Teres minor, teres major, infraspinatus, supraspinatus, and subscapularis

The Lower Body - Muscle’s origin and insertion covered:

Gastrocnemius and soleus
Peronei muscles
Tibialis anterior and posterior
Quadriceps and hamstrings
Hip adductors
Gluteus maximus and tensor fascia latae (TFL)
Gluteus medius and mininus

Rafael Bucater

Rafael’s areas of expertise include musculoskeletal massage therapy, deep tissue and remedial massage, postural and biomechanical assessment.

He has a bachelor’s degree in physical education, post-degree in exercise physiology overseas, diploma of fitness, sports, and remedial massage, in Australia.

Rafael currently lectures at the Australian Institute of Fitness, Adelaide campus on fitness and massage courses for the last 5 years.

Rafael Bucater has presented at the 2019 South Australian Sports Medicine FAST conference to sports trainer on sports massage techniques and self-care techniques and offers in services and tutorials to new therapists.

Cancellation: If it is deemed that a seminar is not viable, it may be postponed or cancelled by ATMS.

Please note that it is not permissible to bring children to ATMS seminars