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The only evidence-informed, structured movement platform designed for hypermobility, EDS & chronic pain, using the Integral Movement Method.

01/05/2026

It’s EDS / HSD Awareness Month 🦓💪

Mindful movement for EDS, HSD & chronic pain. Not about thinking pain away. About finding safety in your body again.

It doesn’t matter if stillness feels impossible, if traditional meditation has never worked for you, or if movement has felt like the enemy for a long time.

Mindful movement starts with exactly where you are. Even a single breath with intention counts.

Swipe through for a gentle introduction and share this with someone who needs permission to move differently.

Now’s the perfect time to begin. Discover movement designed for your Hypermobile body. Join us for , link in bio.

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28/04/2026

May is EDS & HSD Awareness Month. And this year, we’re moving through it together.

Inside The Zebra Club, we’re launching Mindful Movement May: a full month of gentle, intentional movement designed specifically for people living with hypermobility, hEDS, and HSD.

This Awareness Month, we also want to celebrate something: that movement, done gently and with care, can be one of the most supportive things you do for your hypermobile body.

Here’s what’s waiting for you inside:
🦓 A guided calendar with recommended classes and meditations, paced for how you actually feel day to day.

🦓 Weekly Mindful Moments emails with affirmations, thought prompts, and a gentle pep talk, for members who want to go a little deeper.

Whether you need a quiet reset or want to build a steadier relationship with movement, this calendar meets you where you are.

AND
🦓 A hypermobility 101 event with our scientific advisor, Dr Leslie Russek. Everything you need to know about your Hypermobile body & movement.

These are members-only event. Not a member yet? The link in our bio has everything you need to join us.

Save this post as a reminder to check your calendar when May begins.

25/04/2026

April is Autism Acceptance Month.

Being autistic and hypermobile often means navigating two conditions that are frequently missed and misunderstood. Many people in the hEDS and HSD community live with both.

If that is you, we see you & you belong here exactly as you are.

24/04/2026

Living with hEDS or HSD means stress rarely stays “just stress.”

April is Stress Awareness Month and if medical appointments, symptoms, and daily life are a lot on your nervous system, you are not alone.

Inside The Zebra Club you’ll find movement classes, audio meditations, breathwork, and sensory soothing techniques, all designed to help you regulate gently.

Link in bio to explore the platform.

Save this for when you need it.

22/04/2026

If you’ve ever felt like you couldn’t get a satisfying breath in with hypermobility or POTS, or been told it’s just anxiety, this is definitely worth a swipe.

Respiratory physiotherapist Karen from Air Physiotherapy joined us inside The Zebra Club to talk about breathing pattern disorders, how hypermobility affects the diaphragm, and why so many people with hEDS and HSD are told it’s just anxiety.

These 5 quotes are from that session. The full expert presentation including the Q&A is in our Expert Insights library.

Link in bio to join and watch.

20/04/2026

When did you last think about your ankles? 🦶

Ankle mobility exercises for symptomatic hypermobility and hEDS don’t need to be complicated. It’s Move More Month and this gentle movement snack is as simple as it gets.

Foot and ankle mobility is so often overlooked when you’re living with hEDS or HSD. But small, mindful movements like this can make a real difference.
No pressure. No reps to count. Just you, tuning in.

Save this for your next movement break 🐾

17/04/2026

If you have hEDS or HSD, your feet are managing gravity every single day across 33 joints and when load isn’t balanced, that stress travels straight up the chain.

Hypermobile feet need specific attention. We always start from the ground up. Happy feet 👣, happy body.

Head to the link in comments to join us inside The Zebra Club.

16/04/2026

Foot pain, ankle instability, flat feet, plantar fasciitis. Sound familiar?

If you have hEDS, HSD, or symptomatic hypermobility, your feet may be the missing piece for whole-body support.

National Feet Week (April 17–23) felt like the right moment to ask: how supported are your feet?
When the feet aren’t well supported, the body compensates. That can impact the knees, hips, spine, and even breathing patterns.

We focus on building solid foundations from the ground up. No pushing. No forcing. Just building a foundation your body can actually rely on.

Find our Feet and Lower Limb Program via the link to our clinical platform in comments.

14/04/2026

Hypermobility and movement: it’s not about the range, it’s about the control.

If you’ve spent years being told to stretch further, work harder, or push through, this one’s for you.

For hEDS, HSD, and symptomatic hypermobility, range of motion is rarely the problem. Control is. And learning to move with control rather than chasing range is one of the most important shifts you can make during Move More Month and beyond.

This is the foundation of Integral Movement Method. Not how far you can go, but how well you can move through what you have.

Small. Slow. Controlled. That’s movement that works for us.

Save this if it reframes something for you.

More on moving well with hEDS and HSD this month at The Zebra Club. Link in bio.

11/04/2026

Pain is the number one reported symptom for most people living with symptomatic hypermobility. It really impacts the quality of life on many levels.

It can sometimes feel like nothing will ever work. But pain relief for hypermobility is possible, and this Zebra found it.

When you have hypermobility, finding movement that actually helps instead of hurts can feel impossible. The Integral Movement Method was built specifically for your body and your nervous system. And it’s the only evidence based method for hypermobility. We know it works from our research and the lived experiences of our thousands of members.

If you have been searching for something that finally makes sense for your connective tissue, you are in the right place.

Join us at the link in bio.

09/04/2026

Been sitting a while? This one’s for your lower back and pelvis.

Pelvic tilts are one of go-to movements for building gentle lumbar control and releasing tension from the pelvis. You can do them right now, wherever you are.

No mat. No equipment. Just a chair, small movements, and repeat as much as feels good.

Move More Month looks different when you have hypermobility. This is what it looks like for us.
Save this for the next time you need a gentle reset during your day.

More movement snacks for hypermobility coming this month. Follow so you don’t miss them.

07/04/2026

Moving more sounds simple. When you have a hypermobility syndrome, it rarely is.

Move More Month is everywhere right now, but most of that advice wasn’t written with joint instability, post-exertional fatigue, or low-energy days in mind. That’s why movement for symptomatic hypermobility has to work differently: gentler, smarter, and completely on your terms.

That’s where movement snacks come in. Small, gentle ways to incorporate more movement into your day without pushing through or paying for it later.

Save this for a low-energy day when you need a reminder that small movement still counts.

Inside The Zebra Club, people with hypermobility explore movement together with expert guidance along the way. Link in bio.

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