The Slim Gym Trailer: a full, accessible gym that comes to you

Squat racks, cable machines, Olympic bars, a boxing bag and everything in between, all on wheels. The Slim Gym Trailer is a mobile, accessible gym for people with disability across the northern Gold Coast and Logan. We bring a complete gym to your driveway, SIL house, day program or community centre. We set up, train, pack up and go. No gym membership needed.

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Who it's for

Teens and adults with autism, ADHD, intellectual disability, physical disability, psychosocial disability or other additional needs. Wheelchair users. People doing rehab after an injury, and older people on aged care. If you've ever thought the gym isn't for you, this one is.

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What's on the trailer

• 12 training stations that can all be used at once

• Squat racks with safety bars

• Cable machines for lat pull-downs, cable rows and more, with all the attachments

• Olympic bars, bench press and dumbbells

• Wall balls, slam balls, battle ropes and pump bars for cardio and conditioning

• A boxing bag

If you can do it in a gym, you can do it on the trailer.

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Built for people with disability, including wheelchair users

Everything adapts. Seats clip on when you need them and come off when you don't, so someone in a wheelchair can roll straight up to the cable station with nothing in the way. The safety bars set a safe range of motion for squats, shoulder presses and more, matched to where you're at right now. I bring extra attachments to make movements work for different bodies, including people with a missing limb. If something doesn't work for you yet, I'll work it out and make it work.

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Why bring the gym to you?

• No busy public gym. It suits people with anxiety or agoraphobia, people who find it hard to leave the house, or anyone who'd rather not train in a room full of gym people.

• No gym membership. The trailer brings all the equipment, so there's nothing extra to sign up for.

• Better value for your funding. You're not paying a support worker to drive you to the gym, wait around, then drive you home. The gym comes to you, you train, and it leaves.

• Rehab and therapy homework. Your physio or exercise physiologist gave you exercises but getting to a gym is hard? The gym comes to you. As an Allied Health Assistant, I work to the program your therapist sets.

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Where the trailer goes

• Your home: 1:1 sessions in your driveway

• SIL houses: sessions for residents, right where they live

• Day programs and disability groups: I arrive, run a session with the group, pack up, and you get on with your day

• Community centres and community groups

• Group sessions: we already run trailer groups, and we're looking for new daytime spots in Logan for adults and homeschoolers

• Schools: not yet, but I'd love to. Get in touch.

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Real gym training, still social

Trailer sessions are for people who want a bit more structure and real lifting. It's still fun and still social, just more gym.

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Who can book

Participants, families, support coordinators, SIL providers, therapists, day programs and community groups can all book. Funding can be NDIS, aged care or private. When the trailer pulls up, people usually say: "Wow, this is a really cool gym." Physios love it too.

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Gym trailer FAQs

Can I use the gym trailer in a wheelchair?

Yes. The seats come off, so you can roll straight up to the cable station for lat pull-downs and cable rows, with nothing in the way.

Is it suitable for autistic people or people with ADHD?

Yes. Sessions happen somewhere familiar, like your own driveway, without the noise and crowds of a public gym. I'm AuDHD myself, so you'll be understood here.

Do I need a gym membership?

No. The gym comes to you, so there's no membership and no travel.

Can I use my NDIS funding?

Many participants do, depending on their plan and goals. We also work with aged care funding and private clients.

Where does the gym trailer go?

Across the northern Gold Coast and Logan: homes, SIL houses, day programs, community centres and community groups.

Can my organisation book the trailer?

Yes. SIL providers, day programs, disability groups, community groups and schools can book the trailer to come to them.

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Get the trailer to you

Book a free 15-minute chat, or fill in the form below and tell us who you are. You can also text Jase on 0412 163 317.