Classical physiotherapist curricula teach anatomy through 2D cross-sections images of the human body, as seen in Fig. 1a. Although these techniques can be sufficient when the student has adequate time to internalize and transform this information into 3D understanding, they fall short when the student is exposed to living patients in the teaching laboratory. Under these time-constrained circumstances, the student has to remember the anatomy lessons previously received, integrate this 2D content into a 3D mental model, and relate this model with the body of the corresponding patient.