Fitness training for people of all abilities.
Customized training plans that help you achieve your goals, from coaches with specialized disability knowledge and adaptive sport experience.
Want to see if it’s a good fit?
Custom Training Schedules
In-Person Experiences
Consistent Communication
WHAT WE DO
We provide custom fitness training programs for people with disabilities and other specific needs.
We operate by building a training plan that fits your ability level and goals. You receive a scheduled training plan with daily workouts. We check in regularly to track progress and maintain quality communication throughout the process. When your schedule, goal, or ability level changes, we adjust the plan accordingly.
OUR SERVICES
1:1 COACHING
Goal mapping and fitness assessment
Customized training plan with daily workouts
Weekly check-ins and schedule adjustments
Fitness tracking
Mindset guidance
Grant writing mentorship
How to Get Started
SCHEDULE A CALL
After you submit the form below, one of our coaches will schedule a complimentary phone call or Zoom meeting with you to discuss your goals and answer any of your questions.
START THE JOURNEY
Once you are ready to train with Adaptive Fitness and onboarding paperwork is completed, we set up a goal-mapping session to make sure both you and your coach are aligned on the purpose and expectations of your training.
REVIEW & ADAPT
As you train, we review your progress and adapt the plan as needed to make sure you are on track to hit your goals and your experience is exceeding your expectations.
What it looks like to work with us:
1. Start with an assessment
We start with a clear, judgment-free picture of your current abilities, mobility, condition, and any equipment or support you use, so your plan starts from reality, not assumptions.
2. Define the goals and potential hurdles
We talk through what you actually want to achieve, and remain honest about the physical, logistical, and other barriers so we can plan around them from day one.
3. Review your schedule and routine
We look at your real life— including energy levels, appointments, recovery needs, and caregiver or PT schedules, so training fits into your routine instead of fighting against it.
4. Build the plan
We design a training plan around your goals and your body, adapted to your movement patterns and needs; we never use a generic, one size fits all template.
5. Receive daily workouts and weekly communication
We deliver workouts with clear instructions to your calendar consistently, so you always know exactly how to stay on track.
6. Adjust as life happens
Pain, fatigue, and flare ups happen. When they do, your plan adjusts with you. No guilt, no starting over. Just a coach who keeps pace with you.
A.J. Stacey
Founder and Coach
I guide adaptive athletes as they aspire to overcome unusual challenges that no other athletes face. I seek to help people meet their goals; as an ultramarathoner, life long mountain bike racer, and National Champion triathlete— I know the value of fitness for both physical and mental health. My work with the Adaptive Sports Center of Crested Butte, Colorado has given me the experience required to serve people who have unique challenges when they exercise. Along with background working directly with adaptive athletes, my education at the University of the South (Neuroscience) and the American College of Sports Medicine (CIFT) gives me the knowledge I need to instruct athletes of all ability levels effectively.
I would love to chat with you if you are curious about how I partner with athletes and what this could look like for you or a family member. Please reach out below to schedule a call!
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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A typical week includes following the custom daily workouts designed to fit around your schedule and staying in communication with your coach about any adjustments that need to be made to your training plan. These workouts will be catered towards your annual or seasonal goals that we set when we start working together.
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Yes, our founder and head coach A.J. Stacey currently works as a summer instructor at the Adaptive Sports Center in Crested Butte, Colorado, where he takes people with all kinds of disabilities mountain biking, rock climbing, and paddling. He is also a certified Inclusive Fitness Trainer from the American College of Sports Medicine.
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Yes, in-person sessions are available in the Southeastern region at a rate dependent upon the nature of the session.
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Yes! We work with athletes that have 20 hours per week to train down to athletes that have 2 hours per week to train. We make sure that your plan fits your schedule and that you can maximize your time spent working towards your health and fitness goals.
Ready to get started?
Fill out our quick form and we’ll reach out to schedule a call.