A Parent’s Guide to Advocating for Strength in Neurodivergence
How Autism Parents can Set the Course for Success Kevin wasn’t one to finish up a chore. While gardening, he …
Autism and Aging
The Necessity of Fitness as Preventative Healthcare for Adults with Autism Do falls and the affects of aging concern you? …
Passive versus Active
The Role of Sensory Gyms and Fitness Training for Individuals with Autism The Sensory Gym When asking “Is a sensory …
Meaningful Motor Planning and Autism
The Practical Aspects of Gross Motor Function in Autism If you’ve worked with the Autism/Neurodivergent population for more than a …
They Myth of Motivation for Autism and Neurodivergent Athletes
Are all your autism and/or neurodivergent athletes motivated all the time? Likely not. “my son/daughter/students/clients aren’t motivated to exercise” is …
Motor Planning and Autism
The best way to counteract and even prevent movement dysfunction for the ASD and neurodiverse population is through fitness and strengthening programs that meet their physical, adaptive, and cognitive needs. While there are multiple aspects of physical ability; endurance, flexibility, mobility, coordination, the hub by which all operate is strength.
Do Sports Help People with Autism?
A Parent’s Guide to Perspective and the Questions that Count for Children and Teens with ASD Do sports help people …
The Autism Fitness Certification
Does exercise help autism? What is the Autism Fitness Certification? How do I find or become an Autism Fitness Instructor? …
Strong with Good Reason; The Best Strength Exercises for Teens and Adults with Autism
In nearly twenty years of providing strength exercise programs for individuals with ASD, there are patterns of physical dysfunction that are regularly encountered