Cañada College: APE Program Guide
Empowering Redwood City Students through Adapted Kinesiology
♿ DRC Coordination
At Cañada College, the path to Adapted Physical Education begins with the Disability Resource Center (DRC). They facilitate academic success by providing support services and equal access to all educational programs. To participate in APE, students must first verify their eligibility through the DRC intake process.
🏋️ APE Course Options
The program is designed for students with physical limitations, providing specialized instruction in a supportive environment. Key offerings include:
- Adaptive Strength Training: Focuses on muscular endurance and strength using modified equipment.
- Individualized Fitness: Tailored workout plans based on specific functional limitations.
- Community Repeatability: Many APE courses at Cañada are not subject to standard repeatability limitations, allowing for long-term health maintenance.
🧭 Facility Tour & Navigation
The fitness facilities at Cañada College are modern and fully accessible, designed to accommodate wheelchair users and individuals with mobility aids. Below is a tour of the facility layout and equipment access:
Building 1 is the primary hub for fitness. When arriving on campus, use the designated accessible parking near the athletic complex. The elevators in the main student center are reliable and provide the smoothest route to the upper-level gym facilities.