Recognised & Researched With
Condition-specific movement therapy for hypermobility, hEDS and hypermobility spectrum disorders. Research-backed. Done from home.
Recognised & Researched With
The platform
The Zebra Club is a structured online movement therapy platform based on the Integral Movement Method by Jeannie Di Bon, delivering condition-specific structured pathways you can follow from home, on your schedule, at any ability level. Designed for hEDS, HSD and POTS.
Who it's for
If your body doesn't respond like other bodies, you're in the right place.
The platform is designed for the full symptom picture of hEDS and HSD, including chronic pain, joint instability, fatigue, proprioception difficulties, autonomic dysfunction and post-exertional malaise.
Hypermobility isn't just about being flexible. It's about not having enough control. The answer is rarely more exercise. It's the right exercise, in the right order, for a body that doesn't respond like other bodies. If what you've tried made you worse, you weren't doing it wrong. It wasn't built for you. The Zebra Club is.
Jeannie Di Bon, Founder
The Evidence
88.2%
of people would likely or very likely recommend the IMM for hypermobility.
Live & On Demand
Dr. Anne Maitland
Allergist Immunologist | Mast cell and hypermobility specialist
PresentationNeuroimmune Dysregulation in Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes
Dr. Alan Hakim
Rheumatologist | Chief Medical Officer, Ehlers-Danlos Society
PresentationLong Covid and Inflammation Processes
Emily Rich, PhD, OTR/L
Occupational therapist | POTS & dysautonomia rehabilitation specialist
PresentationUnderstanding POTS: Comprehensive Management Strategies
Dr. Jessica Eccles
Psychiatrist & researcher | Neurodivergence, hypermobility & brain-body medicine
PresentationNeurodivergence & EDS/HSD
Professor Lara Bloom
President and CEO – The Ehlers-Danlos Society
PresentationUpdates on EDS Research
How it works
The Zebra Club is a structured online platform that guides you through condition-specific movement, education and community support. All from home, at your own pace, starting wherever you are today.
Feel safe. Start the right way for your body. Your introduction to the IMM.
Online structured support, real outcomes.
Video classes to build stability, confidence and strength at your own pace.
Audios for nervous system support through breath, mindfulness and regulation.
Feel seen, heard and supported by our global community.
Learn live with trusted experts in hypermobility care. Watch again anytime.
Member Stories
Take a look at our members' transformational stories:
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The Zebra Club is an easy to use physio toolbox, a self care kit, a fun community and a new approach to movement all in one. It has been the best investment in my hEDS journey. The more you use it and put into it, the faster your health will improve and the more stable it will become, in all aspects.
Martina The Zebra Club memberIf you've been waiting for safe movement designed for you, this is it.
From £18.00/month. Cancel anytime.
For most members, no. The platform is designed to avoid the overloading patterns that aggravate hypermobile bodies, and most people find they can move comfortably using the built-in module structure and modifications. Some members need to experiment to find their limits, and during flares, there are gentler modules designed specifically to ease rather than increase discomfort.
A 2026 peer-reviewed study found 88.2% of participants would recommend the Integral Movement Method (Russek, Di Bon, Simmonds et al., Journal of Multidisciplinary Healthcare).
Yes. Many members bring The Zebra Club to their physio or doctor appointments. The platform is designed to complement other therapies and treatments, not replace them. We have a dedicated For Clinicians page explaining the Integral Movement Method, our research base, and how the platform fits into a wider care plan.
No. You can join with or without a hypermobility diagnosis. Many members come to us before receiving a formal diagnosis — sometimes years before — because they recognise their symptoms in our content. The platform is designed for anyone whose body responds to exercise the way hypermobile bodies do.
Our principle is Go Low, Go Slow. During a flare, start with the calming movement practices, breathwork and meditations in the platform — sessions designed for days when standard movement isn't tolerable. If you are deconditioned, begin with Foundations, which introduces the method at the pace your body needs. You do not need to be well to start. Many members find the method makes most sense on the hardest days.
Jeannie Di Bon trained in Pilates, then modified it significantly because traditional Pilates can over-load hypermobile joints. The Integral Movement Method sequences regulation, control and awareness before strength and load — the opposite of standard Pilates progressions. It's informed by 18 years of clinical work with hypermobile patients and ongoing peer-reviewed research.
A YouTube channel offers individual videos with no structure. The Zebra Club gives you sequenced structured pathways, expert-led education, live events, a global community of hypermobile members, and content that adapts to your changing needs. Movement is also designed by a hypermobility specialist who lives with hEDS, POTS and MCAS herself.
You can cancel anytime, no notice required, directly from your account. We don't lock members in. If the platform isn't right for you, we'd rather you leave than stay frustrated — and we'd welcome feedback so we can keep improving the experience for the next member.
