Personalised Disability Support Across Melbourne

Disability Personal Training vs Disability Fitness Programs: What’s the Difference?

Finding the right way to stay active looks different for everyone. Some people with disabilities prefer structured, one-on-one exercise with a personal trainer, while others may be looking for broader fitness and wellbeing support that includes movement, recreation, and community participation. While disability personal training and disability fitness programs can [...]

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What Supports Does the NDIS Fund

What Supports Does the NDIS Fund?

Understanding what the NDIS may fund can make it easier to choose supports that align with your everyday needs, independence and personal goals. The NDIS recognises 37 categories of goods and services as “NDIS supports”. These range from assistance with daily activities and transport through to community participation, employment support, exercise [...]

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what are NDIS core supports

What Are NDIS Core Supports?

For many NDIS participants, Core Supports form the foundation of their plan. NDIS Core Supports are designed to help participants with everyday activities, providing day-to-day help, supporting independence and meaningful community involvement. Core funding is the most flexible part of an NDIS plan and covers supports that help make life [...]

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what is adaptive personal training

What Is Adaptive Personal Training?

Personal training can look different for everyone. While conventional personal training may use more traditional gym-based exercises and routines, adaptive personal training takes an individualised approach to movement and exercise. Adaptive personal training modifies different aspects of a session, including exercises, equipment, communication, pace and the training environment, to suit [...]

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exercise for people with disabilities

Exercise for People With Disabilities: A Guide to Inclusive and Adaptive Exercise

Exercise can support physical health, confidence, independence and overall wellbeing. For people living with disability, the right approach to exercise will look different for everyone. Some people may want to improve strength or balance. Others may be working towards greater independence with everyday activities, increasing mobility, building fitness or simply [...]

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