In the press
TV, print, podcasts, and the disability press — six straight years of other people telling this story. We didn't write any of what follows. That's the point of it.
Molly Guidry — DSAA president, and a Train Unique parent for five years — put it in writing: “I have consistently referred families to Train Unique because I have seen firsthand the difference the program makes. The program works.”
The statewide advocacy organization — nearly 75 years old, serving over 10,000 individuals with IDD through its local chapters — put its referrals in writing: families keep asking where they can take their child, or their adult son or daughter, to exercise. “The answer for us has been Train Unique.”
The launch of the Baton Rouge floor — Damon in the studio on what an adaptive floor is and who it's for.
KATC's report on the trip to Lisle, Illinois — every lifter gold, every lifter a personal record, world records broken. The full story lives on our powerlifting page.
Written by one of our own athletes, back when Train Unique was still called Unique Fitness.
The print pieces
Some of these ran in print — Acadiana Lifestyle, Acadiana Catholic, the CAST News feature. We keep copies at the front desk. Ask, and we'll put one in your hands.