Hi, I’m Ana Barretxeguren,
creator of Moving Fascia®

I am a movement specialist, Pilates teacher and myofascial release practitioner. My practice explores the fluid and transformative quality of breath and movement.

Through self-enquiry, a passion for anatomy and my extensive work helping people recover from injury, I have created Moving Fascia ®.

I believe that anatomy needs to be experienced through the felt sense, so I developed a programme in which we explore the fascial architecture through theory, embodiment, self-myofascial release and movement techniques.

I suffer from catamenial pneumothorax, a rare condition where I experience repetitive lung collapses. This has led me to a continuous investigation of fascia, focusing on the visceral space and its connections to breath and movement.

My passion for anatomy has led me to study Anatomical Sciences at an academic level

I hold a Postgraduate Certificate in Anatomical Sciences from the University of Edinburgh and have over 500 hours of human dissection research in the dissection lab.
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I have extensive clinic practice as a Myofascial Release and Visceral manipulation practitioner and have been an educator in various Pilates teacher trainings for the past 12 years. I founded Evolve Movement Education in 2013 and I am the owner of Brighton Pilates Studio, a Pilates and health centre in Brighton.

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BONUS

First 10 sign ups receive
3 month FREE access to
'Breathing as one' 
(worth £180)

'Breathing as one'

Explore the dimensions of fascial, muscular, neural and fluid breath

A two part online course bringing wholeness to breath through two days of lectures and experiential workshops led by Ana Barretxeguren.

Is Moving Fascia® Foundations for me?

Moving Fascia® students often include Pilates and yoga teachers. They are usually very interested in deepening their knowledge of anatomy but are seeking a more interactive experience, that resonates deeper than reading books on their own. We also teach other bodyworkers who are already working with the fascial body but want to introduce more movement into their practice to pass onto their clients.