Effective exercise programming across a diverse client base includes evidence-based practices (EBPs). Three procedures shown here produce positive outcomes for exercise engagement, particularly for clients with autism. These EBPs involve universal design, which increases inclusivity and utility in different settings for this population.

Developed in collaboration with Exercise Connection.

Learn more in the Autism Exercise Specialist Course (14 CECs)

Additional online course: Challenging Autism with Exercise (1 CEC)

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