Welcome to SCI-FIT!

SCI-FIT (Spinal Cord Injury Functional Integrated
Therapy) specializes in nontraditional spinal cord injury rehabilitation. Our mission is to provide the most comprehensive, post-traditional, exercise based therapy for those individuals who have suffered a debilitating injury.
SCI-FIT maximizes the potential for each individual suffering from spinal cord injuries and other neurological disorders by utilizing strategic exercises and providing the proper stimulation for an optimal functional outcome.

SCI-FIT is proud to announce that we will be opening a new center this summer in Sacramento, CA.  Please make sure you join our mailing list if you are interested in being a part of our program.

We would like to welcome our newest staff member Rachael Martinez. Rachael has her BS in Exercise Biology from UC Davis.  She played lacrosse all four years in college and was team captain.  Rachael uses her team minded outlook and positive attitude while working with SCI-FIT clients.

We are always looking for the newest exercise equipment out there and we just added the Marpo VMX Multi-Mode Rope Trainer to our state-of-the-art facility.  Marpo is a dynamic resistance trainer that allows you to strengthen your upper-body and core while getting an amazing cardio workout.  It is known as the "upper-body treadmill".

Natalea is our first double amputee client.  She started with us in June of 2012.  Her goals are to gain muscle strength, loose weight and walk with her prosthetics.  In the 8 months Nat has been with us she has made leaps and bounds.  She could only stand in her prosthetics for about 10 minutes when she first started now she is up and walking at the parallel bars for an hour.  She also went from seated ball tosses to doing the same workout while standing in her prosthetics.

Dylan was injured in November of 2011 from a snowboarding accident.  He started our program August of 2012.  Dylan's endurance has increased tremendously since he started.  He went from completing a one hour session exhausted to now doing a 3 hour workout with out resting and giving it his all the whole time. Dylan's core strength has increased so much that he is able to do 40 ten pound medicine ball slams in a row while kneeling. Dylan also came to us unable to walk and as of March 2013 he is walking 3 times around our facility with a walker.  He is pulling his legs trough unassisted and we are assisting in locking out.

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