PASD Microcast #66 - Matt Soto and the SDSU Adaptive Fitness Clinic

Parkinson's Association of San Diego Microcasts

Meet Matt Soto, the director of the San Diego State University Adaptive Fitness Clinic.
Serving those with minor to severe disabilities, the SDSU Adaptive Fitness Clinic is a community outreach program through the School of Exercise and Nutritional Sciences at San Diego State University. Founded in 1983, the Fitness Clinic serves those from the San Diego region with a wide variety of physical disabilities and offers them the opportunity to reach their fitness and exercise goals. A place is provided which allows clients to develop management skills for their disabilities. Clients’ ages have ranged from 2 to 98 years.

The fitness clinic also serves as an educational experience for SDSU Kinesiology students, including those majoring in prephysical therapy, athletic training, and fitness specialist. Students, under the direct guidance and supervision of faculty and staff, work directly with the clients on a variety of exercises and activities.

For more information, contact Matt Soto:
https://ens.sdsu.edu/adaptive-fitness-clinic/
[email protected]
[phone]