OneMotion

Rethinking Human Movement Under the Skin

Discover how muscles communicate beneath the skin to move the body as one integrated system.

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What Is OneMotion?

OneMotion is an innovative movement language that reveals how muscles communicate beneath the skin

to move the body as one integrated movement system.

What You Will Learn

Hidden muscular communication
Integrated movement behavior
Movement compensation patterns
Chronic pain & rehabilitation
The three planes of movement
Reading movement beneath the skin
A new language for understanding human movement

Why Was OneMotion Created?

For over 35 years, I searched for an answer to one question:

Why do movement problems and chronic pain keep coming back?

What I discovered changed the way I understand human movement.

Human movement is not created by isolated muscles working independently.

Beneath the skin, muscles communicate continuously through the three planes of movement, working together as one integrated system.

PROGRAM CURRICULUM

PHASE 1

Learn the complex inner movement communication of the movement system of the body

PHASE 2

Expose to the description and knowledge of how our body actually moves, along our lives, as one unit in space

PHASE 3

Learn how all the muscles in our body, together and in combination, perform the whole range of movement capabilities of the human body.

PHASE 4

Experience how the knowledge makes it possible, in all rehabilitation fields, to be more accurate clinically when assessing body movements

PHASE 5

Learn The key definitions for assessing body movement:

The human body moves in three planes of movement
The joints in the body create and move within three planes of movement
The muscles of the body move the joints within three planes of motion

Learn ALL the muscle movements that are not in any textbook!

You will not find this Innovative and exclusive content anywhere else

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HERE'S WHAT YOU GET

Included With Your OneMotion Access

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Email Support

Get support and guidance throughout your learning experience.

Innovative Movement Concepts

Discover innovative movement principles that expand the way human movement is understood and analyzed.

Course Practice Workbook

Practice exercises and learning materials designed to help you better understand movement communication and compensation patterns.

Completion Certification

Receive an official OneMotion course completion certificate.

Inside OneMotion Course

OneMotion is broken down into 8 lessons with an average of 10 minutes per lesson. You can see what’s inside each one below.

The movement system – Survival practical ideas

Understanding and exploring the movement system survival Behavior, occurring only under the skin.

Lesson 1+2 (15 mins)

Plantar flexion – Targeted structure

The reason that our foot is structured To push us Forward so we will fall to the ground.

Lesson 2 (8 mins)

The lines Aspira femur ridges – Tendon

An innovative kinesiology idea that explains how bones protrusions behave as big tendons, and how all muscles move all the joints of the body, forming it’s movement as one unit in space

Lesson 3 (7 mins)

The Pes anserinus tendon – Apt, Ppt & Lpt

The most important quadriceps muscle of the body, that creates the figure eight shape movement of the pelvis, allowing the mechanical forces movements Above and below the pelvis to dissipate the inner movement in a manner the moves the body in equilibrium

Lesson 4 (6 mins)

The Quadra-Illio-Psoas muscle

The innovative forming of A new muscle, describing How The movement communication Transfers from The torso to the legs And vice versa, Allowing all the mechanical forces To perform In Synergy And actually Allows the body to move as one unit in equilibrium.

Lesson 5 (9 mins)

The Erector spinae group – Thoraco-lumbar-fascia -Tendon

Understand why and how the Spine Muscles are built and structured for funneling the movement of the head, neck and hands towards the center of the lower back

Lesson 6 (9 mins)

The Transverso-Diaghragm muscle – breathing – limbs mover

The innovative explanation of how the diaphragm muscle is a breathing muscle on one hand, and movement muscle on the other moving the hands and the legs while breathing.

Lesson 7 (9 mins)

The Clavicle bone – The movement funnel

Innovative organization of the muscular composition of the erector spinae group, which allows for precise movement connectivity between the hands, neck, and skull in their movement towards the lower back and vice versa. understanding the reason of creating this group, is part of the descriptions of the movement of the body that moves as one-unit in space.

Lesson 8 (13 mins)

Discover How Muscles Communicate Under the Skin

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Innovative Movement Language Under the Skin
Practical Learning Workbook
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STUDENT RESULTS

How OneMotion Is Changing The Way Professionals Understand Movement

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“OneMotion gave me a completely new understanding of movement, anatomy, and rehabilitation. The course provided a deep and holistic perspective on pain, movement, and the body’s ability to heal itself — tools I continue to use every day in both individual treatments and group work.”
Rotem Barber AvrahamGraduate of Fashikom College, a Pilates teacher

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“OneMotion gave me a completely new perspective on movement diagnosis and rehabilitation. The course tools made it possible to understand and treat movement limitations with far greater accuracy.”
Philip Gelpertgraduate of Fashikom College, a teacher of anatomy, and a gym trainer

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“From the very first lesson, OneMotion gave me a completely new perspective on movement, the human body, and my work as a fitness trainer.”
Or RamGraduate of Fashikom College, fitness trainer, and pain therapist

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“Studying with Tal Ziv expanded the way I understand movement, rehabilitation, and therapeutic thinking. His knowledge, vision, and unique approach continue to inspire my professional growth to this day.”
Mikol SniolinGraduate of Fashikom College, a senior medical masseuse, and a therapist for athletes

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“OneMotion opened a completely new world for me beyond fitness and posture training. Today, I can understand movement limitations more deeply and help people solve chronic pain problems that had been limiting them for years.”
Ravit LampelGraduate of Fashikom College, director of an orthopedic movement rehabilitation center

About Tal Ziv

Tal Ziv is the founder of the Fashikom® method and the creator of OneMotion.
For over 35 years, he has been researching movement, chronic pain, muscular communication, and rehabilitation.

Through decades of clinical experience in movement therapy and rehabilitation, Tal developed an innovative approach focused on understanding how muscles communicate together and move the body as one unit under the skin.

OneMotion

OneMotion is an innovative movement language developed through years of clinical research and practical experience.

The course explores muscular communication, movement compensation, and the mechanical relationships that allow the body to move as one integrated system.

Synergetic Insights

This knowledge is based on extensive clinical experiences in pain and movement pathologies in our bodies. It was developed out of a deep understanding of our survival functions, explaining how all the parts of the movement system work in synergy and create the ability to move as one unit across any plain.

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Frequently asked questions

How long is the course?

8 high-quality video lessons designed to expand your understanding of human movement and muscular communication.

If I already know Anatomy, do I still need this course?

Yes. OneMotion introduces an innovative movement language that expands traditional anatomy and kinesiology by revealing how muscles communicate together beneath the skin to move the body as one integrated system.
This understanding can help clinicians and movement professionals identify reduced ranges of motion and recognize movement compensation patterns with greater precision.