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adaptive excercise

Adaptive EXERCISE Services

Adaptive Exercise Sessions are tailored to your exact needs and goals and are focused solely on long-term health and wellness. Our trainers use moment-to-moment judgments grounded in deep familiarity with the individual client’s body, tone, fatigue, and capacity. Adaptive exercise functions as a person-centered practice grounded in teamwork, responsiveness, and mutual calibration. The outcome is not only physical capability, but the development of agency, trust, and embodied understanding on both the trainer's and trainee’s side.

We offer several types of sessions: One-on-One, Rise and Walk, Stretch, Circuit Classes, FES Bike Memberships, and Open Gym Memberships. Learn more about the benefits of each.

One-on-one Sessions

Walking Progression

Here, we are working with our hardworking client, Paul, as he progresses through walking exercises with the support of our team.

In these photos, one of our Adaptive Exercise Specialists, TJ, helps prepare Paul for walking. They begin in the parallel bars, focusing on warming up his legs, improving balance, and practicing consistent steps.

In the following photos, Paul and TJ use a walking device that helps Paul stay upright while allowing him to place weight through his arms and walk laps around our facility. This progression supports strength, coordination, endurance, and confidence with each step.

A man with a bandage on his abdomen is in a medical chair, being assisted by two young boys and a healthcare worker. The setting appears to be a gym or physical therapy center.
Two men, one in a tie-dye shirt with a golden logo, and the other in black with tattoos, are smiling and shaking hands in a gym or fitness center.
A man with glasses and a beard wearing a tie-dye t-shirt is on a treadmill, with two other men standing nearby in a gym or fitness center.
A person with a prosthetic leg and another person assisting them with a mobility device in a gym setting.

Tilt Table Training

During our Adaptive Exercise sessions, we are grateful to use our Tilt Table, made possible thanks to the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation.

Our Tilt Table provides clients with a safe and supported way to stand while receiving the added benefits of the built-in Power Plate, a high-frequency vibration platform. Because the Tilt Table is mobile, it allows our team to incorporate upper-body exercises while clients simultaneously receive weight-bearing benefits through their legs.

The Tilt Table can be adjusted from as little as 5 degrees of standing support all the way to a fully upright position at 90 degrees. This allows each session to be customized to the client’s comfort, ability level, and goals.

Potential benefits of Tilt Table training may include: lymphatic drainage, reduced swelling, muscle stimulation, improved blood flow, support for bone mineral density, and decreased muscle spasms.

Frequently Asked Questions

    • Initial Evaluation: $30

    • One-Hour Session: $85

    • 90-Minute Session: $125

    • 10 Pack One-Hour Sessions: $800

    Grants are available. Contact our team for more questions.

  • Call our team at 303-286-0918 to schedule an Initial Evaluation.

  • Every session includes a short 5-10 minute stretching warmup followed by a personalized workout aimed towards your goals. Each session also includes a free FES bike ride to help stimulate leg muscles.

  • Yes! Your caregivers and family members can watch, assist, or learn techniques to support you at home.

  • Yes. Our initial evaluation process helps our trainers learn more about your injury and your body. After the that process, we safely and intentionally prescribe specific exercises tailored to your goals and capabilities.

  • Our initial evaluation is a combination of paper work that helps us understand your injury and your background, along with physical tests that helps understand your physical capabilities.

Two people in a gym or athletic training facility practicing balance exercises on foam rollers and balance boards with various fitness equipment visible in the background.
A woman with a beige floral sweatshirt and black pants is lying on a medical examination table with a large gray belt around her waist. A male medical professional is standing next to her, examining her. The setting appears to be a health or rehabilitation center with black foam rollers on the wall and exercise equipment in the background.
A middle-aged man with dark hair and a serious expression is exercising on a rowing machine, while two young men stand nearby in a gym, one with a hand on his shoulder offering support.
A man in a black shirt helping a young man in a black t-shirt and beige pants with a fitness exercise at a gym. The young man is holding onto a pull-up bar and giving a thumbs-up.
A man in a wheelchair is using exercise equipment, with two women assisting him in a gym setting.