The Pocket Atlas Of The Moving Body: For All Students of Human Biology, Medicine, Sports and Physical Therapy Spiral-bound – 1 April 1999

A very well thought out reference book in a most convenient size.Brilliant learning tool.Each of the layers of the various anatomical parts are clealy illustrated in an unfussy way, making it easier for the brain to absorb.A pleasure to use even for tired eyes!

Was recommended this book by my tutor my my Sports Massage course and I cannot get over how amazing this book has been! Diagrams are very clear and easy to read and understand. Is small enough to take anywhere with no issues. Does the job perfectly and is very informative.Really recommend this book for anyone trying to learn anatomy and all the msucke groups, bones and movements. Absolutely perfect!

Very handy but not as small as I thought. ‘Pocket’ isn’t this which I thought would be smaller. It’s average sizeVery informational

Bought for my granddaughter who is studying to be a physio. I look for reference books occasionally to help her out. This is to aid with exams as she works hard on limited funds. Illustrations look clear although I thought the book would be a larger size and not quite so pliable. You can never tell from photographs that have nothing in to gauge scale.

Extremely clear ‘easy-to-understand’ diagrams - compact yet very comprehensive coverage of all muscles/tendons/bones in the human body and all in a very slim book - ideal for popping in pocket.

It’s a very simple and understandable wee book! Very useful if you have knowledge of the human body.

Great book which shows muscles clearly. Bought as a gift for my son studying anatomy and physiology as part of a BTEC level 3 qualification. He is using it a lot to help with his revision.Larger than I expected but the ring binding means the page stays open where you want it yo without breaking the spine.

My husband had a major accident 6 monthe ago. The physios came to help him walk, and gave us exercises. Now its just me and him. I wanted a book that would show him the muscles he is trying to improve, and this does that extremely well. The drawings are of top quality, and have helped his understanding of what is required. I am a retired GP, and was fascinated to be reminded of the intricacies of the musculature of the human body, some of which, I admit, I had fogotten!