- Certified Inclusive Fitness Trainer Webinar
- Study Measuring Accessibility of Fitness and Recreation Facilities
- Vortex NIMBUS® "Movement-Based" Youth Fitness Equipment
- Paralympic Swimming Webinar
- Upcoming CEPA Webinar
- Inclusive 5K Walk, 2K Walk and Spin-a-thon
- ADA Compliance Editorial in OnSite Fitness June/July Issue
- Workshops for the Adapted Physical Education Assessment Scale
- Grant Opportunity to Support Recreation Programs
- NCPAD, IPC and ACSM to Celebrate Achievement of People with Disabilities
- March 2009 Newsletter
- Certified Inclusive Fitness Trainer (CIFT)
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Why is the Inclusive Fitness Coalition Important? It is estimated that 50 million people have some type of disability. This significant portion of the population faces some of the greatest health risks associated with sedentary lifestyles. The Inclusive Fitness Coalition developed out of the need to address these health issues and create a united effort to increase access to and participation in physical activity for people with disabilities. |
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Be a part of the first webinar series for the Certified Inclusive Fitness Trainer, a new specialty certification from the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM). |
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The Vortex NIMBUS® is a unique functional movement-based youth fitness training circuit and system for kids, ages 6-18, that accommodates up to 16 children at one time, and utilizes only 20' x 30' of floor space (only 600 sq. ft). It is universally designed for full accessibility. It’s based on Vortex’s newest Super Cell® line, in which numerous machines are developed from a single set of interchangeable and adjustable accessories.
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The University of Illinois at Chicago is looking for health and fitness professionals who are employed at a fitness/recreation facility to complete an accessibility survey on their facility as a part of a national study. Facility staffs who participate in the study will have the option to receive feedback and advice on ways to further improve the accessibility of their facility. |
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AIMFREE manuals are a validated series of questionnaire measures that can be used by persons with mobility limitations and professionals (i.e., fitness and recreation center staff, and/or owners of fitness centers) to assess the accessibility of recreation and fitness facilities, including fitness centers and swimming pools. |
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Exercise Guidelines for Individuals with Neuromuscular Disabilities Thursday, June 18, 2009 |
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First Annual “Rock on the Green” 5K & 2K Walk and Spin-a-thon |
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Please use this form to tell us about an organization, program or site that serves as an excellent model for inclusive play!
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The Law of Inclusion: ADA Compliance By Amy Scanlin, MS |
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