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Global apraxia presents a unique set of challenges, especially for those who strive to maintain an active lifestyle. This condition affects the ability to plan and execute movements, making everyday tasks and communication difficult. Yet, one athlete’s story shows how determination and tailored training can lead to remarkable progress. Despite the hurdles, he is learning to bench press, pull ropes, and push sleds, all while using spelling to communicate. His journey offers in

Learning to ride a bike can be a challenge at any age, especially for three 14-year-old boys who are just starting out. When their dad found a bike to get them going, I tuned it up and helped them begin with a simple, effective approach. We started on a tennis court, focusing on balance without pedals. Over the week, the boys practiced regularly, and one even began gliding down a small hill near their home. This post shares practical tips and steps from that experience to hel

At All Kinds Move, movement is never just exercise. In one of our recent sessions an athlete brought his alien suit, so we turned the training space into an alien world. When we strip away pressure and performance expectations, something powerful happens: athletes start to move with curiosity instead of hesitation. That’s where real learning begins. Play First, Skills Follow Traditional training often starts with instruction: “Do this movement this way.” In our sessions, we o