ADAPTIVE FITNESS NUTRITION SUPPORT

The Uppertone Gym allows for a person in a seated position to increase upper body strength and tone.  All exercises and resistance adjustments can be done without hand-grip strength. 

 Boxing increases both strength and cardiovascular health,  while also relieving stress and building coordination. 

The Glider provides active standing technology.  Standing carries numerous benefits, from  cardiovascular to bone health. 

 Resistance bands are easily adaptable for multiple fitness levels and conditions.  They allow for modifying familiar exercises, while adding a variety of levels of resistance for strength training. 

The Seven Project includes a variety of adaptive strength training stations which allows clients with different strengths to perform at a comfortable level with little or no assistance, and get a complete and total workout.

Functional electric stimulation, such as the RT300,  uses pulses of electrical current to stimulate peripheral nerves, generating muscle contractions and pattern muscle activity.  Active therapy allows muscles to do the work they are meant to do, and it means that muscles are working and becoming more conditioned to help a client reach his/her fitness goals.

The Seven Project acts as a non-medical, adaptive fitness facility, primarily serving those living with physical disability, through exercise, nutrition, and support.

The grand opening of The Seven Project was April 9, 2019, at 1308 West Nine Mile Rd., Suite 5, Pensacola, Fl, 32534.

All services will be provided by both paid and volunteer, certified professionals in each particular field. 

A  portion of total revenue at the end of each year will aid in the scholarship of qualified applicant(s). Percentage is subject to change upon growth. The  Seven Project is  a  proud  partner of  The  Rehab  Foundation of  NWFL,  which  provides three month grants  for  qualified applicants  every three months.