Join our immersive 2-hour live-stream workshop broadcast directly from the IOHA cadaver lab, designed to deepen your understanding of the musculoskeletal anatomy of the superior limb. This guided session uses cadaveric specimens to provide a practical, in-depth exploration of the shoulder, arm, forearm, wrist, and hand, helping you gain evidence-based anatomical insights you can apply directly to your practice, your studies, or your personal understanding of the human body, all from wherever you are.

You’ll Learn:

✅ The musculoskeletal anatomy of the superior limb, including the shoulder, arm, forearm, wrist, and hand, and how these regions work together to support movement and function 

✅ The major muscle groups of the superior limb, including the scapular sling, rotator cuff, brachium, antebrachium, and intrinsic hand muscles

✅ The organization, attachments, and actions of the muscles that control upper limb movement

✅ Key anatomical relationships between the muscles of the superior limb and how they contribute to coordinated movement and functional performance

✅ Real-time cadaver demonstrations broadcast live from the lab, guided by an expert instructor

This workshop is ideal for massage therapists, fitness and movement professionals, nursing and pre-med students, health and wellness practitioners, and anyone with a serious curiosity about how the human body is truly built.

Can't attend in person? No problem! This live-streamed session lets you experience the full in-lab workshop from wherever you are, so you won't miss any of the demonstrations or key learning moments.

Details:

📅 Date: October 14, 2026
🕒 Time: 6:00-8:00 PM
💻 Location: Live Broadcast / Online Webinar
💲 Cost: $12.99 per person

Register today to deepen your practical anatomy knowledge.

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