TRAINING FOR NDIS PARTICIPANTS
ONE TO ONE AND SMALL GROUP TRAINING
Inclusive, goal-focused Filipino martial arts training delivered at a safe pace and adapted to the participant's abilities, needs and preferred way of learning.
TRAINING MAY SUPPORT
• Confidence, self-belief and a stronger sense of personal capability.
• Balance, coordination, mobility, body awareness and physical confidence.
• Focus, routine, emotional regulation and remaining calmer under pressure.
• Communication, social connection, teamwork and participation in the community.
• Independence, decision-making, personal boundaries and situational awareness.
TRAINING OPTIONS
• One-to-one sessions: personalised instruction, individual pacing and focused support towards the participant's goals.
• Small group sessions: structured training with social interaction, cooperation, shared progress and a supportive sense of belonging.
HOW SESSIONS ARE DELIVERED
• Clear, step-by-step instruction with repetition and time to process each skill.
• Movements and activities adapted for different bodies, abilities, communication styles and learning needs where safe participation is possible.
• Choice, consent, respectful boundaries and controlled practice remain central to every session.
• Support workers, carers or family members may attend or assist where appropriate and agreed.
• Progress is based on the participant's own development, not comparison with others.
WHAT SESSIONS MAY INCLUDE
• Warm-up, balance, footwork, posture, body movement and coordination activities.
• Empty-hand movement, defensive awareness and practical self-defence principles.
• Age- and ability-appropriate Eskrima, Arnis and Kali skills using safe training equipment where suitable.
• Breathing, grounding, focus drills and activities that build calm, control and confidence.
• Partner or group exercises that encourage communication, turn-taking and cooperation.
WHY COASTAL EDGE
• Chief Instructor Steve has more than 40 years of martial arts experience.
• Extensive experience in Social Care supporting people with disability, mental health challenges and complex support needs.
• Patient, inclusive and respectful teaching with safety and empowerment at the centre.
• A current Working With Children Check and experience teaching beginners of different ages and abilities.
NDIS FUNDING AND ENQUIRIES
• Training must relate to the participant's disability-related needs, goals and available NDIS funding.
• Please check with your plan manager, support coordinator or the NDIA before booking to confirm whether the sessions can be paid from your plan.
• Funding arrangements accepted by Coastal Edge are Self-Managed and Plan Managed only.
• Training is not clinical therapy and does not replace medical, psychological, allied health or behaviour support services.
BUILD SKILL. BUILD CONFIDENCE. FIND YOUR EDGE.