SA Xtreme AgilityFit
AgilityFit is our newest program featuring functional training and body movements for SA Xtreme athletes with any physical disability. Athletes will meet in an indoor/outdoor setting where coaches will offer training similar to Adaptive CrossFit. Modifications will be applied to meet the needs of all levels of ability and mobility (i.e. seated, balance/coordination impairments). Looking for a different division? Check out SA Xtreme or recreational AgilityFit. Learn more about scholarships here.
Division Info
Key:SA Xtreme
- Appropriate for physical disabilities only
- Possess the skill and desire to train at a higher level
- Must be able to comprehend and retain rules and skills, and then build upon them from week to week
- 1:1 support is not provided, so must be able to train, compete, function in a group setting, and follow the coach’s directions without volunteer assistance
Participants should be able to ambulate independently, use an assistive device without assistance or demonstrate independent wheelchair agility, including self-propelling with good form and alignment.
Sequencing
- Must be able to independently count repetitions of an exercise and stop at a designated number.
- Must be able to independently initiate the next exercise in a listed sequence.
Safety
- Must benefit from corrections to form and adjustments to body movements (cues may be modeled, verbal, visual, or tactile) and adjust accordingly.
- Must adhere to all safety guidelines provided by gym and coaches, with a special focus on safety related to heavy weights.
- Athletes must understand spatial awareness during workouts and movements.
Strength
- Must be able to retrieve weight in various forms (dumbbell, kettlebell, barbell, etc) from the floor unassisted (at least 5 lbs in weight) and bring to hip height.
- Must be able to lift weight in various forms (dumbbell, kettlebell, barbell, etc) above head and/or chest (at least 5 lbs in weight)