
Boost your body’s innate ability to heal with the support of Moving Fascia®. Minimise pain, restore mobility and breath, and ultimately deeply transform your health.
The Moving Fascia® method blends fascia with somatics. Heightening awareness of guarding and bracing patterns you will shed unnecessary tension, stimulate dormant areas and restore resilience.
Use the ball with quiet, slow contact
Pause, bring the attention to your breath
Avoid forcing pressure, meet the surface rather than pressing into it
Adjust the preassure if you notice bracing
Stop and change position if anything feels sharp
Here you’ll find short videos to help you begin.
Start with how to use the ball for tension release, then explore adjusting density and simple care tips.

Moving Fascia founder Ana Barretxeguren describes how to use the Moving Fascia ball reflecting on the concept of tension release. Heightening awareness of guarding and bracing patterns, the Moving Fascia ball enables us to shed unnecessary tension, restore resilience, and integrate healthier movement patterns.

Your Moving Fascia ball is a brilliant entry point.
Inside the LAB you’ll find on-demand sessions and monthly live support to help you explore, release and restore.
Expect practices that:
• introduce new ways to use your ball
• ease tension and support regulation
• build strength and resilience over time
Explore at your own pace, whether you're recovering mobility, restoring ease or are curious about fascia..
Get the most out of your Moving Fascia® ball by exploring guided sessions inside the LAB. Join online or through the Moving Fascia app and begin shaping a programme that meets you where you are.
Sessions are organised by:
• mood or energy level
• a specific area of the body
• themes such as feel, lower back support or breath
Build your own path, choosing what you need on the day, from slow release, restorative flow to dynamic exploration.

I’m the creator of Moving Fascia®, a somatic movement method that supports people restore ease, reduce pain and rediscover fluid movement and breath. I’m a movement educator and myofascial release practitioner with a long-standing fascination for how the body adapts, relates and heals through sensation and awareness
My own experience of living with catamenial pneumothorax, a rare condition of repetitive lung collapses, has led me to a continuous investigation of fascia, focusing on the visceral space and its connections to breath and movement.

“The study of embryonic origins and the cellular world of fascia can have a huge impact and relevance on how we explore the body in movement”
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I hold a Postgraduate Diploma in Anatomical Sciences from the University of Edinburgh and have been teaching embodied anatomy to movement teachers and therapists for the last two decades. My aim has always been to bridge somatics with emerging research, making fascia understandable, lived and applicable in real bodies.
Moving Fascia brings theory to life, for your own practice and, if you work with others, in the way you guide, touch and teach.