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The Movement Skool

The Movement Skool is for desk workers with stiff bodies. Rebuild posture, mobility and strength without boring stretches.

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Pricing: $39 a monthWell above the health & fitness median of $13.50.
Size: 338 membersBigger than 53% of the health & fitness communities indexed here.
Revenue ceiling: $13,182 a monthIf every member paid the listed price. Free tiers, discounts and churn are not visible from outside.
Platform: Skool
Category: Health & Fitness
Last verified: 5 October 2026

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About The Movement Skool

The Movement Skool is for desk workers with stiff bodies. Rebuild posture, mobility and strength without boring stretches.

Why you should join: Modern Body Fix restores movement and builds strength through full range, so mobility carries into the gym, sport and everyday life. Membership is $39 a month.

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The one-liner

A mobility and strength community for desk workers with stiff hips, shoulders and backs.

What they actually sell

The Movement Skool is run by Fraser Sante. The front-page promise is "The movement community for desk workers & stiff bodies to rebuild posture, mobility and strength from the ground up (without the boring stretches)." The public offer sits at $39 a month. A free trial sits on the join path. The page highlights Movement Library (including loaded mobility). Inside sit 7 courses. The page does not spell out a money-back promise. What stands out is how directly the page names the result a buyer wants.

Who pays and why

Desk workers whose bodies feel tight and sore from sitting all day. The worry is a back that already feels off at a young age. They pay for programmes that rebuild posture and movement without hours of boring stretching.

Where the members come from

Fraser Sante's Instagram presence appears to feed the room. The Skool community reads as the member back end for people already drawn to that work. Exact follower counts stay off the public page.

What's holding it back

Mobility is easy to start and easy to drop. The room needs habits that keep members moving weekly.

Steal this

Lead with the everyday pain your buyer feels at work, then show the route from relief to real strength.

Would this work in another niche?

Yes for other office-worker health problems. Weak for audiences who already move a lot.

Written 5 October 2026

Reviews

5.0(7 reviews)

Margo Fragola

From Skool

“What Fraser is building here with the Movement Skool is above and beyond anything I’ve found out there. From the programming that truly builds from the ground up to really reset imbalances and make sure the body is moving properly before adding load, to his presence inside the community consistently engaging in the message feed & private messaging when applicable and the weekly q&as to fit US timezones—I feel so glad that I found him and can be part of this community. Thank you Fraser!”

Vamsi Kaila

From Skool

“Following Fraser from the very beginning of his Instagram page has completely changed how I approach working out. I’ve learned so much about how the body is meant to move. I went from seeing workouts as something I had to push through to genuinely looking forward to them. I now finish feeling energized instead of exhausted, and my posture has improved more than ever. Fraser has made fitness genuinely enjoyable. Thanks for all the hard work, and all the best! 🙌”

Austin S

From Skool

“One week in and loving it! I don’t think people realize the value Fraser is providing - a physical therapy session is $150+ for a few exercises, a personal trainer is $50-$100 for an hour. Sure, they’re in person, but the comprehensive nature of the Modern Body Fix program is such a great value for $39 per month.”

Raoul Arenas

From Skool

“Even though I'm relatively new to Modern Body Fix, I recommend this program. What I really like about Frasers approach is that it actually aims to fix imbalances in your structure before you start building muscles. Not only that, but focus is on mobility and flexibility. What I also like is that it's personally tailored to your specific needs. You got through a personal assessment via video where he designs a workout plan to your specific needs.”

Kamil Jayah

From Skool

“Training strength through full range of motion? I didn't know that this was what my body was missing!! Before MBF my I thought I had good body awareness and after MBF I'm a humbled man, there's always more to learn. MBF taught me to move differently in my day to day, with awareness and presence 10/10 would recommend it to EVERY 'body'.”