Ānātumī-yi Kārkardī (Marja'ī Barā-yi Murabīyān-i Yugā va Hunarvarzān-i Yumīhaw): Persiska (Farsi) 1402

The functional anatomy book is a book written for two specific groups of yoga instructors and students, on the one-hand, and physiotherapists. In addition to providing general information about the whole body, this book focuses very specifically on the musculoskeletal structure of the body, and in this regard, examines why and how it works except the skeletal-muscular structure. In a way that by reading this book, one gets a very comprehensive understanding of the important tissues of the skeletal structure such as fascia, muscle, bone tissue, and connective tissues. Also, in this book, he deals with the skeletal and muscular structure and their detailed work in different body movements and the function of these organs in the body as a whole, and the author examines the anatomical structure with an approach to familiarize the reader with the function and efficiency of the different organs of the skeletal body. has rarely been mentioned in other anatomical books, which places this book in a different category. Since this book is written with an approach for yoga and yoga instructors, the information that a yoga instructor or student needs to have a basic and important understanding of the skeletal-muscular structure and its function, reading this book can be very helpful for them. be useful In particular, the author's approach is that yoga instructors can use the information provided in this book to better understand yoga movements and research on yoga pathology if the author uses the contents of this book in another book named Hatha Yoga Philosophy and skills have greatly benefited and linked anatomical concepts with asanas and why they should be practiced for psychological and personal development. On the other hand, this book is a very important source for Yomiho therapists who want to correct the skeletal muscle structure and research the skeletal-muscular structure and the factors that cause skeletal disharmony and disorder. Yomiho students must know the structure and function of different organs and tissues of the skeletal and muscular body so that they can do their therapy with more understanding and familiarity. It should be noted that the contents of this book have been used in another book by the author named Yomiho, which will be published soon. Based on this, the functional anatomy book is one of the most basic books that can always accompany a yoga instructor and Yomiho therapist, which, while being a selection of comprehensive and practical information, gives the reader a present.