Utilizing the Seven Principles of Universal Design

Accessible Strength Equipment Checklist

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According to the 2022 Canadian Survey on Disability (CSD), 27% of Canadians aged 15 and older, or 8.0 million people, reported having at least one disability. This is an increase from 22% in 2017.Traditional strength training equipment is tough to use independently, making it difficult for fitness centers to serve those with disabilities. Use this checklist to ensure the strength training equipment you purchase is accessible which will allow you to serve a wider client base in a more appropriate way.

Key Insights In This Guide Include…

Explanation of the seven principles of universal design as it relates to strength training equipment.

Recommendations of specific features to look for in accessible strength training equipment.

A user-friendly Accessible Strength Training Equipment checklist for you to use.