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Inspiring Change: Neurodivergence, Fitness and Accessibility

Join the Not So Typical Fitness Community

An online community and fitness space designed specifically for neurodivergent minds. No overwhelming environments, no rigid expectations, no "one-size-fits-all" approaches.

What Makes Our Community Different

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    Sensory-Friendly Environment

    Discussions and resources that acknowledge and accommodate different sensory needs

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    Flexible Engagement

    Participate at your own pace without pressure to keep up or "stay consistent" in neurotypical ways

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    Genuine Understanding

    Connect with others who get the unique challenges of navigating fitness with autism, ADHD, and other neurodivergent experiences

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    No-Judgment Zone

    Celebrate all victories, big and small, without comparing your journey to anyone else's

  • You have been truly inspirational today – thank you!

    Elaine

    Codsall, Wolverhampton – Initial home PT consultation

  • Thank you for yesterday! You made me feel so much more comfortable at the gym! I felt so much better about using the bike & the rowing machine last night! So thank you! 😊

    Katie

    PureGym Wolverhampton South – Induction Session

  • Thank you so much! Finally feeling better about going to the gym! You were great and made me feel very at ease!

    Maxine - First in-person Personal Training Session at JD Gyms in Wolverhampton

Join The Not So Typical Fitness Community Today

Membership is completely free. I created this space because I know how isolating fitness can feel when you're neurodivergent. I believe everyone deserves access to supportive fitness resources that actually work for their brain.

No spam, no pressure, and you can participate as much or as little as works for you.

β€œThe comfort is in knowing that you’re not neurotypical. It’s okay to struggle because I’m different. It’s okay to have to plan things differently because actually my brain is different. That is where the power comes from with a diagnosis.”
— not so typical fitness podcast Ep2