Adaptive Fitness Training

Join us this November for our first interactive webinar exploring how fitness professionals can confidently support clients with neurological conditions. Physiotherapist Maria Lewis will share her clinical expertise on understanding and managing freezing of gait in Parkinson's—covering the neurophysiology, key models, triggers, and evidence-based exercise strategies that reduce FOG and improve mobility. The AFT team will also be on hand to discuss working with clients with amputations, spinal injuries, and other neurological conditions. This live session combines expert insight with real-time Q&A, giving you actionable tools to enhance your adaptive fitness practice.

Join Chartered Physiotherapist Holly King for an essential webinar on understanding and managing phantom limb pain and residual limb pain. With twenty years of experience in complex trauma and amputee rehabilitation—including her distinguished work at Headley Court and the Commando Training Centre Royal Marines—Holly has become a leading voice in post-amputation pain management through her published research and as founder of the charity Stride Forward. This interactive session delivers practical, evidence-based strategies you can apply immediately, covering pain mechanisms, diagnostic tools, desensitization techniques, and compassionate rehabilitation approaches. You'll gain the clinical confidence to support clients with limb loss through real-time demonstrations and comprehensive guidance that acknowledges their pain while empowering their recovery journey.

Working with clients who have neurological conditions doesn't have to feel overwhelming. This one-hour webinar helps Level 3+ Personal Trainers and Exercise Referral Instructors understand the key differences between Stroke, Parkinson's and Multiple Sclerosis, and translate that knowledge into safe, effective exercise adaptations. Using practical examples and case-based teaching, you'll learn how small changes in cueing, positioning, tempo and support can dramatically improve outcomes - giving you the confidence and clinical reasoning to work effectively with neurological clients in rehabilitation and community settings.