Golden Strength Academy
In Group, athletes move together and get to know their teammates. In Private Adaptive Coaching, one athlete and one coach can spend time on a goal that matters to that person.
Learn more about GSAGolden Strength Academy · Murrieta, California
We believe everyone deserves the opportunity to live their best life.
Golden Strength Academy is our adaptive fitness community for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. We love seeing our athletes get stronger. And if the best part of class was seeing a friend they’ve been talking about all week? That’s a pretty good day at GSA, too.
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FSA Physical Education
Our P.E. students practice running, stopping, changing direction, and working together. The fun part is watching them use those skills when the game gets going.
Learn more about FSA P.E.Edge Speed Hockey
Off-ice coaching for hockey players who want a quicker first step and the ability to use it when the puck changes direction. Edge runs in limited blocks.
Learn more about Edge Speed HockeyPrivate Athletic Training
Have a particular play in mind where you’d like to be faster? Tell us about it. We also consider occasional requests from athletes returning to training after an injury.
Learn more about private training
Our coaching team
Parents are our number one cheat sheet.
Every coach on our team has a connection to the special-needs community through work, education, or someone they love. And we still have a whole lot to learn from you.
Maybe you’re the grandparent or caregiver who knows that look that means “one more turn.” Tell us about it. And if you’re the one coming to class, we want to hear from you. When would you like a hand? When would you like us to step back and let you figure it out?
Wondering where to start?
Maybe you already know what you’re looking for. Maybe your first question is simply, “Would my family member enjoy this?” Either one is a good reason to reach out.
Read the Family Q&A