A new fitness and physical exercise program aimed to help individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities is now available in Napa.

At Kidisthenics Fitness Company, we specialize in individualized high-intensity movement programs tailored for individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities. More than just a workout, each session is designed to strengthen emotional regulation, motor control, and confidence through scientifically-backed movement-based learning techniques.

Kidisthenics, a pioneering fitness program dedicated to supporting individuals with autism through movement-based interventions, marked a major milestone with the grand opening of its first indoor gym on Wednesday, May 7, at 1605 Scott Ave, Suite 500, El Centro.

A new gym in El Centro is opening its doors to support kids with autism through movement, exercise, and specialized care.

Kidisthenics is a local company that runs movement training sessions for people with developmental disabilities. Their PLNU alumni staff...

Arlene Lopez Martinez, Ryan Bigelow, and Noah Roggin from Kidisthenics talk about how the program helps people with autism.

A new gym made specifically for kids and young adults with autism is opening soon in El Centro, and it’s the first of its kind in the Imperial Valley. Instead of regular gym workouts, this space offers fun, guided activities that help with things like coordination, confidence, and letting go of stress.

Today we’d like to introduce you to Ryan Bigelow. Hi Ryan, so excited to have you with us today. What can you tell us about your story?...

SAN DIEGO — Kidisthenics, a new, effective resource for families who navigate autism, has arrived in Imperial Valley providing a modern,...