At the Range of Motion clinic, exercise physiologists work on getting their clients living good lives. Steve, who lives with Down syndrome, does CrossFit and Olympic weightlifting, helping him work on his cognitive development.

Toby lives with cerebral palsy and is the general manager and head coach for the Swan Districts Integrated Football Team. He enjoys the community connection of the team.

Will and Rodney are largely non-verbal. Will is nearly 18 and lives with autism, and Rodney is 50 and lives with cerebral palsy. Peak Trampoline provides a therapeutic trampolining program for people living with physical and neurological challenges.

Jason suffers a spinal injury while playing AFL. However, he misses the camaraderie of playing and sets up powerchair football in WA; Rebecca lives with muscular dystrophy. After completing high school, she falls in love with powerchair football.

Star Blasters is a community cricket initiative for children living with neurological challenges. Volunteer Georgia forms a strong bond with Corwin, who lives with autism and sometimes struggles to understand social cues.

Jack has been practising taekwondo since he was five and attends mainstream classes. He was born with club feet and lives with significant learning difficulties. This sport allows him to stretch and strengthen himself physically and mentally.

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