NeuroFit Functional Training Program

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Retrain Your Brain. Move Better. Think Better. Live With More Confidence.

NeuroFit is neurological fitness designed to help people with Parkinson’s and other neurological challenges build strength, balance, coordination, reaction time, cognitive-motor skills, and confidence for everyday life.

Whether you're newly diagnosed, have been living with Parkinson's for years, are recovering from a neurological condition, or simply don't feel as confident in your movement as you used to, we start where you are.

You don't need to know which program is right for you. That's our job.

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In-person NeuroFit in Hayden, Idaho + online training available.

1:1 Training | Foundations | Progression | Performance | NeuroFit App

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You Don't Have to Figure This Out Alone

Our trainers look at how you move, what you're struggling with, what you're capable of today, what you want to accomplish, and what level of challenge is appropriate for you.

Then we build from there.

If you've been diagnosed with Parkinson's or another neurological condition, you may have a lot of questions.

What should I be doing?

Am I exercising at the right level?

What if I have balance problems?

What if I freeze?

Should I do 1:1 training or a group?

Am I too advanced, or not advanced enough, for a class?

We hear these questions all the time. That's why we don't start by putting you into a generic workout.

We start by getting to know you.

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What Makes NeuroFit Different?

Our Six Pillars of NeuroFit

  • Big Movement

    We practice purposeful, larger movements that help you move with intention and confidence.

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  • Dual Task

    We challenge movement while the brain is processing information, because real life rarely asks you to do one thing at a time.

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  • Balance & Posture

    We train the ability to control your body, shift your weight, step, reach, turn and adapt.

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  • Strength for Function

    We build strength around the movements you actually need for everyday life.

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  • Reaction & Adaptability

    We practice responding to cues, changes and unexpected situations.

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  • Confidence & Success

    We create challenges that allow you to experience success and build trust in your ability to move.

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NeuroFit Classes

NeuroFit Foundations: Tuesdays & Thursdays at 10 am

NeuroFit Progression: Tuesdays & Thursdays at 11 am

NeuroFit Performance: Coming soon!

NeuroFit On-Demand Online Classes Available!

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Start With a One-Month NeuroFit Trial

You don't have to guess which option is right for you.

This is one of the biggest things I want people to understand about NeuroFit.

We're not asking you to figure it all out before you start.

Our one-month trial gives us the opportunity to actually get to know you.

During your first month, you can experience what NeuroFit is really like.

You may experience: 1:1 training & Group NeuroFit

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Our Story

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NeuroFit was born from a shared passion: helping people regain confidence, independence, and a higher quality of life through movement.

After years of working within the senior living community, Kyle Rutley developed a deep appreciation for the challenges that come with aging. He saw firsthand how the right exercise program could restore strength, confidence, purpose, and community, and became committed to helping older adults and individuals with neurological conditions continue living life to the fullest.

For Pete, the mission became personal. After battling Lyme disease, he experienced neurological complications that sidelined him for several years. His recovery journey showed him the life-changing impact that purposeful movement and consistent training can have on healing. That experience inspired him to dedicate his career to helping others recover from disease and neurological disorders.

Together, they created NeuroFit Functional Training, a program that combines evidence-based exercise, functional movement, and compassionate coaching to help people improve balance, mobility, strength, cognition, and confidence.

Today, Kyle leads all in-person NeuroFit classes and one-on-one training in Hayden, Idaho, while Pete oversees NeuroFit's online coaching program, making expert neurological fitness accessible to individuals across the United States.

Because everyone deserves the opportunity to move with confidence, find community, and live life with purpose.

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FAQS

  • NeuroFit is a specialized functional training program designed for adults experiencing neurological or balance challenges such as Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, dementia, stroke recovery, neuropathy, MS, PTSD/trauma, or age-related balance decline.
    We combine movement training + cognitive (brain) training to improve balance, mobility, coordination, reaction time, confidence, and independence in daily life.

  • No. NeuroFit is not physical therapy.
    We are a functional fitness and neuro-movement training program. Many of our clients come to us after or alongside physical therapy to continue improving balance, strength, and daily function in a safe, guided way.

    We are always happy to collaborate with your healthcare provider when appropriate.

  • NeuroFit is designed for adults who experience:

    • unsteadiness or frequent loss of balance
    • fear of falling
    • slowed reactions
    • difficulty walking, turning, or getting up
    • memory or cognitive decline
    • stress-related movement challenges
    • stiffness, tremors, or gait changes
    • weakness after a stroke or neurological disorders

    We also welcome caregivers and spouses to attend sessions.

  • Your screening includes:

    ✔ a friendly guided movement + balance assessment
    ✔ fall-risk screening
    ✔ reaction + coordination testing
    ✔ mobility + strength review
    ✔ personalized recommendations

    You’ll also have time to ask questions and discuss goals.
    There is no pressure and no high-intensity exercise. We move only at your comfort level.

  • Yes. Safety is our first priority.
    All training is slow, guided, and fully adapted to your ability level.
    Exercises can be done with support, seated, or modified as needed. If something doesn’t feel right, we change it.

    If you have specific medical concerns, we recommend consulting your physician as well.

  • Not at all.
    Most people who start NeuroFit are deconditioned, scared of falling, stiff, weak, or unsure what they can do.
    That’s exactly why this program exists.

    We meet you exactly where you are, every session.

  • At this time, NeuroFit is a private-pay program, and insurance is not billed directly.

  • We provide both in-person & virtual sessions at We Care Wellness Center in Hayden, ID. Virtual sessions are held on the Rutley Method app over video chat. We encourage your caregiver to be present during your virtual sessions.