Business Details
19 Years
experience
Inclusive Sports & Fitness Programs for All Abilities
Santa Fe Santa Fe Family Life Center (SFFLC) is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the health and wellness of Oklahomans through inclusive sports and fitness programs. Since transforming from a private tennis club into a community-focused facility in 2007, we have prioritized eliminating barriers to access for individuals of all abilities. Our expertise lies in creating adaptive sports opportunities for people with disabilities, Veterans, and under-resourced youth, while maintaining a commitment to community collaboration through partnerships with over 25 local nonprofits. The facility has undergone significant accessibility improvements, including the addition of a swimming pool and expanded fitness programs, to ensure usability for all.Our team combines decades of experience in sports management and community outreach to deliver programs that foster inclusivity, normalcy, and opportunities for personal growth. As industry leaders, we demonstrate authority through our extensive charitable impact, having donated more than 1,500 hours of facility time annually to underserved populations. Our transparent operations and client-centric approach prioritize trustworthiness, ensuring every participant receives equitable access to quality fitness resources and community-building experiences.
Services
Adaptive Sports Programs
Basketball
Tennis
Squash
Pickleball
Volleyball
Swimming
Futsal
Facility Rentals
Group Exercise
Details
- Year established: 2007
Highlights and features
- We partner with 25+ nonprofits to amplify community impact.
- Our facility has accessibility improvements for all ability levels.
- We've donated 1,500+ annual hours of facility time since 2007.
- Our team specializes in adaptive sports program development.
- Our mission focuses solely on inclusive health and wellness opportunities.
What people say
More inclusivity
Willing to figure things out
Entire family inclusion
Services
Adaptive Sports Programs
We offer customized sports programs designed for individuals with disabilities, combining specialized equipment and trained staff. Our programs promote physical wellness while fostering social connections through team activities. Participants benefit from accessible facilities and community partnerships that ensure tailored support for various ability levels.
Basketball
Our basketball facilities include accessible courts and adaptive basketball training programs. Certified coaches provide skill development sessions for all ages and ability levels. The program emphasizes teamwork, physical conditioning, and competitive opportunities through inclusive leagues and community tournaments.
Swimming
The accessible swimming pool features adaptive equipment and certified lifeguards trained in disability support. We offer swim lessons, water therapy sessions, and recreational swimming hours. The aquatic program accommodates various mobility needs while promoting cardiovascular health and water safety skills.
Facility Rentals
We provide flexible rental options for our multi-sport facilities, including courts, pools, and fitness spaces. Our staff assists with accessibility planning and equipment needs for rented events. Community organizations can schedule time for programs serving individuals with disabilities and under-resourced populations.
Group Exercise
Adaptive group fitness classes cater to diverse ability levels with certified instructors. Sessions combine strength training, cardio, and flexibility exercises modified for accessibility. Participants experience structured workouts in a supportive environment that encourages community building and personal progress tracking.
People
Josh Norman
Executive Director
Josh Norman leads SFFLC's strategic vision with over 15 years of nonprofit management experience. He specializes in adaptive sports program development and has expanded community partnerships by 300% since joining in 2010. Josh focuses on accessibility innovation and organizational sustainability.
Emmy Hufnagel
Director of Development
Emmy Hufnagel manages fundraising and donor relations with a decade of nonprofit development experience. She coordinates SFFLC's 1,500+ annual hours of donated facility time. Emmy specializes in community engagement strategies that connect diverse populations with adaptive sports opportunities.
Gary Vick
Director of Basketball
Gary Vick oversees all basketball operations with 20 years of coaching experience. He develops adaptive techniques for inclusive play and coordinates regional tournaments. His leadership ensures accessible facilities and trained staff across the basketball program's multiple divisions.
Questions
What adaptive sports programs do you offer?
We provide basketball, tennis, swimming, volleyball, and pickleball programs modified for various abilities.
How can I access facility rental information?
Submit a request through our website or contact our office for availability and accessibility details.
Are there programs specifically for Veterans?
Yes, we partner with veteran organizations to offer adaptive sports and wellness programs tailored to service members' needs.
What accessibility features does the facility include?
Our complete accessibility project added ramps, pool lifts, and wide doorways throughout the 75,000 sq ft facility.
How do you support under-resourced youth?
We provide free programming hours and equipment loans for over 25 local youth-focused nonprofits annually.
Reviews (6)
Tee Franklin
Oct 20, 2021
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They held a Halloween Carnival event. I thought it was well put together, the atmosphere was great and my girls had a wonderful time. We appreciate all that helped put this together so the kids could have a safe space to party in!!
Matt Kieser
Sep 30, 2021
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Large complex, my stepdaughter does volleyball practice and some games here. From what I can tell they have multiple basketball courts, a weight room and an outdoor pool. Looks nice and staff seems friendly.
Regina Rice
Sep 14, 2021
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Went to watch my grandson play basketball. Didn't realize they had elevators, so we went down the ramp with my wheelchair by the swimming pool to get inside, but they showed us where they where located for us to leave. But the people very nice and friendly.
C. B.
Jul 31, 2021
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Read all of your contract before you sign anything. I was there visiting for a month for school and I SPECIFICALLY told the front desk guy that. He says ok no worries Ill put that in your notes and takes my money. He never mentioned a termination letter or anything. I move back to Texas and realize Im being charged a few months later. I called to ask why and was basically patronized by the front desk guy for not knowing how to read terms and conditions and that I should pay more attention to my bank account. The actual gym is small and crowded and the equipment is old. Not worth 48
Mary Siems
Jul 14, 2021
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I joined this gym during the summer of 2020 as my personal trainer was working out of here and unfortunately did not utilize the membership due to COVID. I stopped training with my trainer and I attempted to cancel however you are locked in for the full year. I turned in my contract termination papers and unfortunately the contract auto renews without you being alerted. If you do not plan on renewing your membership be sure to set a reminder to turn in your termination paperwork in person. You will not receive an email or notification to let you know that your yearly membership will auto renew
Jen Anran
Jun 27, 2021
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In case you go here, don't bring your basketball. Or keep a good eye on it. Someone stole my son's. Also, several other kids basketballs were stolen the night before.
