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    MT Fascia Poster 2 Final Importante

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    The document outlines several of Master Tung's fascial planes and acupuncture points including: 1) The Superficial Back Line, Superficial Front Line, Lateral Line, and Deep Front Line which relate to different anatomical regions and organ systems. 2) Key acupuncture points along these lines that treat specific respiratory muscles, organs like the lungs and heart, and gastrointestinal issues. 3) Networks of points called the Spiral Line, Back Functional Line, and Front Functional Line that connect the shoulders, hips, and meridian circuits. 4) Neurological and gynecological patterns addressed by groups of points like the Four Flowers, Four Horses, and Three Yellows located on the

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    The document outlines several of Master Tung's fascial planes and acupuncture points including: 1) The Superficial Back Line, Superficial Front Line, Lateral Line, and Deep Front Line which relate to different anatomical regions and organ systems. 2) Key acupuncture points along these lines that treat specific respiratory muscles, organs like the lungs and heart, and gastrointestinal issues. 3) Networks of points called the Spiral Line, Back Functional Line, and Front Functional Line that connect the shoulders, hips, and meridian circuits. 4) Neurological and gynecological patterns addressed by groups of points like the Four Flowers, Four Horses, and Three Yellows located on the

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    The document outlines several of Master Tung's fascial planes and acupuncture points including: 1) The Superficial Back Line, Superficial Front Line, Lateral Line, and Deep Front Line which relate to different anatomical regions and organ systems. 2) Key acupuncture points along these lines that treat specific respiratory muscles, organs like the lungs and heart, and gastrointestinal issues. 3) Networks of points called the Spiral Line, Back Functional Line, and Front Functional Line that connect the shoulders, hips, and meridian circuits. 4) Neurological and gynecological patterns addressed by groups of points like the Four Flowers, Four Horses, and Three Yellows located on the

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    MT Fascia Poster 2 Final Importante

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    Master Tung’s Points and Fascial Planes

    Super cial Back Line Super cial Front Line Lateral Line Deep Front Line

    Secondary DFL

    SFL Points Treat


    Respiratory Muscles
    Tai Yin - Yang Ming

    Lungs

    Tai Yang
    Jue Yin - Yang Ming

    Heart
    LV - LU Relationship

    SI - UB
    GI System

    DBAL - SBL
    LV - SP Patterns

    Rhomboids - Erectors
    Anterior UB
    DFL

    Tai Yin
    Deep Interior Disorders

    -
    Pelvic, Urinary, and Gyno

    Yang Ming

    Lateral Line and DFL

    Four Flowers: GI, HT, LU


    Thigh Nine Miles
    Shao Yang - Jue Yin
    Three Emperors

    Four Horses: LU, LV


    Thigh Three Springs
    Neurological Patterns Three Yellows

    Thigh Three Fares: HT


    Lateral Three Passes
    66.03, 66.04

    77.01 - 77.04 88.09 - 88.11: KI - UB


    Three Weights 66.10 - 66.12

    Three Weights: LV Patterns

    Spiral Line Back Functional Line Front Functional Line Meridian Circuits

    Tai Yang

    Tai Yang
    -

    -
    Tai Yin

    LV - LU
    22.04, 22.05
    -

    44.08 - 44.10

    22.06, 22.07
    Yang Ming

    LU, HT, LV, GI

    LU 7 - Ren Mai

    Shoulder Hips
    Jue Yin

    Tai Yin

    Shoulder - Triplets
    Shao Yang

    Three Levels of
    -

    Hips, Gyno
    -

    Foot Yang Channels


    Yang Ming

    Shao Yin

    Jue Yin

    Special Circuits
    Yang Ming / Shao Yang
    Three Yellows:
    Tai Yang

    LV

    Deep Spinal

    LV - LU

    LV - LU

    Yang Ming

    KI - PC

    Integrates SBL, SFL, and LL


    Tai Yang - Shao Yang Relationship

    Contralateral needling for pain

    Bilateral needling for structure Shao Yang

    HT - SP

    Back Arm Lines Front Arm Lines


    Tai Yin

    Tai Yang SI - UB
    LV - SI

    DBAL - SBL

    Jue Yin

    KI - LI

    Yin He Sea Points

    44.08 - 44.10

    22.08, 22.09 33.10, 33.11, 33.12


    Shao Yin

    Cranio-Sacral SI - LV - PC (HT)
    LI or SJ Hand Points Three Scholars
    -

    Sacrum Upper Back


    Functionally Similar
    PC Points
    SJ - SP

    Urinary Scapula, Rhomboids, LS


    Yao Ling Xue

    Distinguish Between
    Yang Ming / Shao Yang Wood - Fire

    Patterns

    Water - Metal

    Earth - Fire

    Structure and Alignment


    LU

    - -

    Head & Neck Head & Neck Shifts from Centerline LI - LV

    Rotation or Tilt Rotation or Tilt


    Head & Neck

    Ear to Shoulder

    Shoulder Tilt or
    Torso, Ribcage & Hips Top 3 Health Concerns
    Rotation

    Spinal Bend
    Ribcage / LV - GB

    Contraction
    Pelvic Tilt

    Hip Tilt or Ant. / Post. Tilt


    Rotation

    Hip Tilit or Rotation


    Patterns
    Points
    Meridian Systems

    Rotation from Hip - Foot Fascial Planes / Structure

    Zang Fu

    Knee Rotation

    Knee to Ankle Shift

    Foot Rot. / Pro. / Sup.


    Foot Rotation
    Yin - Yang

    Tense / Flaccid
    fi
    fi

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