Anatomy of Movement is a pioneering methodology built on more than 40 years of research and publishing, aimed at providing cutting edge education for movement and well-being professionals around the world. Anatomy thus far had almost exclusively been conceptualized and presented using language developed for the medical profession, which studies the human organism mostly through segmented dead bodies. Blandine Calais-Germain created a completely different approach and presented an easy-to-access methodology to learn about the body as a whole organism, and movement as expression of good health. After the first book "Anatomy of Movement" was published in 1980, the methodology quickly rose to fame; to date, the book has been translated to 20 languages, and has served as the reference material for Yoga and Pilates teachers, dancers and other movement professionals all over the world. Since then, extensive and experientially focused training courses have been developed, and the first of generation senior Anatomy of Movement teachers emerged, passing on the spirit of the teachings in communities around the world.

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To this day, Anatomy of Movement is the leading methodology to study anatomy from the perspective of movement. The school's publications and courses as well as the activities of our senior teachers help to maintain a living legacy built on proven core principles while continously absorbing emerging research about the human body.