What are the Intermuscular Septa?

In this episode of Science Behind Massage, I break down the fascinating world of the intermuscular septa. These deep fascial partitions connect to bone, shape our fascial compartments, and guide the path of nerves and blood vessels. Understanding them changes how we see movement, stability, and even massage techniques.Book an affordable massage class (includes certification): https://jointheflow.weebly.com/our-courses.htmlAmazon book on Thai Table Massage: https://amzn.to/41wruCQ Let's connect: https://www.instagram.com/flowathensJoin this channel to get access to perks:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKwF_n9Vs-YtxEj5TRx7dwQ/joinThis is an anatomy video for massage therapists, massage students, and bodyworkers who want to deepen their knowledge of fascia, collagen, deep fascia, periosteum, and the role of septa in the human body. We’ll also explore how the Sen energy lines in Thai massage connect with these anatomical structures, linking tradition and science in a powerful way.You’ll learn about:- The structure and physiology of intermuscular septa- How septa form compartments in the arms, thighs, and lower legs- Their role in proprioception, circulation, and force transmission- Clinical relevance, including compartment syndrome- Practical connections between anatomy and Thai massage practiceIf you’re looking for clear, research-based massage anatomy education that goes beyond the surface, this episode is for you.Chapters:00:00 What Are Intermuscular Septa?01:13 Septa, Fascia, and Bone Connections02:47 Fascial Compartments and Their Functions04:03 Formation and Sensory Roles of Septa05:25 Clinical Relevance: Compartment Syndrome and Beyond06:42 Thai Massage Sen Lines and Septa Connections07:45 Research and septa10:35 More of me!The above link is affiliate.