Abstract: The anthropomorphic mannequin includes a skeletal portion made from relatively hard, rigid material, organ and muscle portions made from softer, compressible, and extensible materials, and a skin portion made from compressible and extensible materials. Extensible materials are attached to a core structure and distributed in middle and outer layers of the anthropomorphic model and connect skeletal members to simulate the movement and feel of soft tissue and muscles across the joints. An elastic cord connected across the joints produces a life-like feel to the touch. The anthropomorphic mannequin allows flexion, extension, side bending, and rotation at appropriate joints to simulate human joint movement. The mannequin provides a training dummy for those who have to physically manipulate a human patient.