Muriel Morwitzer - Movement Studio & More

18/04/2026

Have a wonderful joyous day - I hope you have some time to attune and become aware of where you are at and from there you can be informed if you wish to stay in that way of being or attune to a different frequency. Fascia as your biggest sensory organ is a fantastic attunement instrument.

With love from a glorious shala in Nepal

.academy

16/04/2026

The sacred fire, the fire of destruction, the fire of transformation, the fire of renewal, the fire of purification…

Flames and fires are mesmerising and what they stand for around the world is many things and their symbolism is equally rich.

I have experience all the above “fires” once again in this reflection time here in Nepal. Yet it’s not only been quiet reflection, just like a fire needs to get fed by wood, and air my inner fire has been fed with reflections, triggers, possibilities to “see” and many opportunities to destroy unhealthy identities, nurturing and strengthening my rituals and practices that assist me to live in the present moment the best I can. Fuelled by many purifying flames burning old patterns and habits that I have long outgrown. Illuminating shadow aspects I didn’t even know where there and helping me to transform them into my integral being.

I hope you gift yourself time each day to attune inward and longer patches each year where you can fully step back for a while from daily life to reopen the riches of “earths mystery school”.

In deep connection Muriel aka Mumu

28/03/2026

Wishing you a wonderful joyous weekend - my new year (I started with the Chinese new year) has been nothing short of magic, transformation, letting go and new becomings … Nepal will be a continuation of it. I am looking forward to embarking on the journey tomorrow.

I am embodying a new leasuring- sensual way of being in life.

27/03/2026

🎉 Congratulations to the 46 newly certified art of motion Academy teachers in China! 🇨🇳

Your dedication to learning, growth, and the art of fascia-focused movement is truly inspiring. Each of you is now part of a global community committed to improving health, movement, and overall quality of life.

Through your knowledge and passion, you will empower others to move with greater freedom, vitality, and ease—both in athletic performance and everyday life.

We are proud to celebrate this milestone with you and excited to see the positive impact you will create in your communities and beyond. 🌍

Welcome to the FAMO family! 💙

09/03/2026

02/03/2026

How can understanding the Anatomy Trains body map help us make sense of plantar fasciitis?

Let’s start with the Superficial Back Line (SBL) — the plantar fascia is part of this line. The SBL is a myofascial continuum that transmits force over long distances, from the soles of the feet all the way up to the head along the back body.

What does that mean in practice?
It means that pain or overload in the plantar fascia may not be a local problem at all. The issue could be stemming from further up the line. If tension, load, or force isn’t being managed well elsewhere along the SBL, the plantar fascia may end up taking more than its fair share.

But in Anatomy Trains in Motion, we don’t stop there.
We also explore Switches and Round Houses (RH). For now, let’s stay with the Round House. The plantar fascia functions as a myofascial Round House — think of it like a roundabout in a road system. Many “roads” (myofascial lines) pass through and converge here.
When these lines are dynamically balanced, the “traffic” (force) is evenly distributed. This supports the underside of the foot and contributes to efficient support of the entire back body.

However, if one or more myofascial lines — such as the SFL, LL, SPL, or DFL — are not dynamically balanced, this will influence the Round House. In other words, it will influence the plantar fascia.
This is where the AT body map becomes invaluable. By understanding the relationships between lines and Round Houses, we can start to uncover why the plantar fascia may be overloaded or under-supported.
For example, I recently worked with a client where it became clear that the issue stemmed from insufficient tensional strength in the Deep Front Line (DFL). As a result, parts of her plantar fascia lacked adequate fascial tension and support, forcing other lines to compensate — and that’s where strain and discomfort showed up.

Curious yet?

ATiM is an interconnected anatomy course. Throughout the training, you’ll experience a wide range of FAMO fascia movement applications that allow you to embody the theory, not just understand it intellectually.

👉🏼 check out art of motion Academy for all the destinations I teach at in 2026
👉🏼 or visit a course taught by one of my brilliant team mates around the world

23/02/2026

Anatomy Trains in Motion hybrid course by art of motion Academy taught and hosted by me Muriel Morwitzer

Anatomy is meant to be experienced — not just studied.

Anatomy Trains in Motion (ATiM) is an interconnected anatomy training where theory comes alive through movement.

Throughout the course, you’ll explore FAMO fascia movement applications that allow you to embody the myofascial meridians - not just understand them intellectually.

You’ll gain first-hand experience of how to balance and maintain dynamic tension within each line - and in relationship to the others.

When the lines work in harmony, they support:
• Postural ease
• Movement efficiency
• Structural integrity
• Overall quality of life

Endorsed by Anatomy Trains Thomas W. Myers, ATiM bridges science, anatomy, and movement - giving you practical tools you can immediately apply in your professional work.

Who it’s for:
Movement, health, bodywork & therapy professionals.

Prerequisite: certification in a related fiel
Curious?
Check out art of motion Academy whom I teach for.

22/02/2026

Join me in May at I will be back in Singapore for a series of workshops. If you want to learn more about the interconnectivity of the human body and how the fascia system works, don’t miss this opportunity to learn more about the great works from .aom and .academy presented by me.

For more information & booking please check out:
www.pilates.com.sg

15/02/2026

Day one of Fascia and Sound I 🌿✨
What a rich and embodied start.

Together, we explored:

✨ Exploring the Interplay
Discovering how sound and the fascial system work together to influence the body’s self-healing capacity.

✨ Enhancing Knowledge
Gaining a grounded introduction to the fascial system - including myofascial meridians, force transmission, and the refinement of kinaesthesia.

✨ Learning Advanced Techniques
Understanding how to stimulate fascia through the subtle yet profound vibrations of therapeutic-grade Singing Bowls.

✨ Promoting Wellbeing
Experiencing how Fascia-Focused Sound Treatmentsupport facial tone regulation, trigger relaxing signals, and nourish overall wellbeing.

✨ Refining Practice
Observing how this work enhances body perception, strengthens physiological interrelationships, and supports autonomic nervous system regulation.

Day one has been filled with curiosity, deep listening, and embodied exploration.

Looking forward to deepening this journey together today 🌀🌿

This course is informed by the work of .aom and , developed by Ute and me. We are deeply grateful for the knowledge, experience, and generosity of our expert teachers.

In June we will be holding it in person - and stay tuned for Fascia & Sound 2 in November.