When Noah first came to Kidisthenics, he and his family were seeking a way to boost his physical fitness – and ultimately, his self-confidence. Enna hoped physical activity would help him feel more capable and proud of his achievements. For Noah, however, starting a new program was intimidating.

On May 7, Kidisthenics will officially open the doors to its first-ever indoor gym – located in Imperial Valley. The 4,200-square-foot space is thoughtfully designed to support individuals with autism through high-intensity, sensory-friendly movement.

When you engage in a workout, your breathing deepens, and your heart rate rises—delivering a surge of oxygen and nutrients throughout...

Just two months shy of her second birthday, Arlene Lopez Martinez was involved in a devastating crash caused by a drunk driver. In an...

At Kidisthenics, we empower individuals with autism to overcome social, cognitive, and physical barriers through our high-intensity...