Exercise for Individuals with a Disability

An inclusive program for individuals that have physical and/or intellectual impairment.

http://rangeofmotion.net.au/content/exercise/range-motion-individuals-disability-program

Our program and coaching staff are experienced in dealing with athletes with Down Syndrome, Intellectual Impairment, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Hearing and Sight Impairment, loss of a limb or limbs and many other special needs.

Coaching staff are trained and experienced in modifying movements and exercises for the Individuals with a Disability to best suit their fitness needs.

Our positive training environment encourages athletes to improve their fitness and strength through fun and challenging movements.

The positives of this style of training for health extend broadly to favourable changes in self confidence, body composition, posture and musculo-skeletal health and extensive psychological benefit. We shift the focus from aesthetics to personal performance improvement.

For Athletes with a Disability, The ROMIWD program has a powerful effect on improving performance in the athlete's chosen sport, be it at a school, club, state or national level. All sessions are individually prescribed and tailored to the unique needs of the individual.

In addition to exercise training, our health curriculum educates our clients on our syllabus of healthy nutrition, healthy body image, the importance of mobility, stretching and injury prevention.

dan@rangeofmotion.net.au

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Disability:

Acquired brain injury

Autism

Chronic illness

Hearing loss and deafness

Intellectual

Learning

Mental and psychological

Neurological

Physical

Sensory

Speech and language disorders

Visual loss and blindness

Meet the team: Your Mentor is Dan Williams, Exercise Physiologist and Exercise Scientist. Dan is the Director of Range of Motion and Co-Director of both Fitness Educators, and My Fitness File. He has a Bachelor of Science (Exercise and Health Science) and a Postgraduate Bachelor of Exercise Rehabilitation Science from The University of Western Australia, with minors in Biomechanics and Sport Psychology. Dan has coached and taught sport and exercise for over 17 years working with many thousands of individuals along the full health spectrum, from the chronically injured, diseased and deconditioned, through to elite athletes. He has extensive experience in clinical settings (chronic disease and musculoskeletal rehabilitation) and in human performance. Dan has conducted over 25,000 individual one-on-one sessions and consultations since he founded Range of Motion in 2006. Dan is a two-time CrossFit Games coach (Helen Harding 40-44 Masters Champion, 2016 and Denae Brown, Open Division, 2014), three-time CrossFit Regionals coach, and four time CrossFit Regionals athlete. He has been involved with CrossFit since 2007, and has written for The CrossFit Journal. As part of Range of Motion’s Education and Corporate branches, Dan regularly presents keynotes, seminars and workshops – using education as a foundation for behaviour change for thousands of people. Dan drives Range of Motion’s specialisation in the creation of happy, healthy, highly performing individuals, communities and generations.

Target group age:

Early Childhood

Children

Adolescence

Late adolescence / Post-school

Adults

Aged Care

Therapist:

Occupational Therapist

Physiotherapist

Psychologist

Podiatry

Social Worker

Speech Pathologist

Music Therapist

Art Therapist

Hippotherapist

Therapy Assistants

Other

Years experience: 12

Suburbs and regions serviced: Perth

Public discussion (1)

Caris

2 years ago

Looks awesome Dan. Will have to come check out the gym soon!

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