Athlete · coach · practitioner
A different way of knowing strength.
Alfredo’s journey from sighted athlete to blind facilitator of transformation defines the precision, empathy, and adaptability of his work today.
The journey
Adaptation became expertise.
Athletic from an early age, Alfredo built his life around movement, strength, and service. In his thirties, a genetic condition began a gradual decline in vision. As sight receded, his other senses became more deliberate, trusted instruments.
Taste, smell, touch, sound, rhythm, and spatial awareness moved from the background to the center of his practice. Today he helps other people develop that same quality of attention—without needing to lose anything first.
Foundation
Training backed by lived practice.
- B.A.
- Psychology, Loyola Marymount University
- NASM
- Advanced form training and structural alignment education through the National Academy of Sports Medicine
- FST
- Certified Fascia Stretch Therapist
- 20+
- Years as a holistic practitioner and health professional
A life in motion
Then and now.
Alfredo’s philosophy is not about chasing youth. It is about supporting tissue, movement, attention, and recovery so strength remains part of a long life.
Community
Movement belongs to everyone.
Alfredo has worked with children, executives, competitive athletes, older adults, and people navigating disability. He has also served on committees within the blind community, advocating for empowerment through health and movement.
His deepest passion is helping the next generation understand that awareness, resilience, and health are practical capacities they can develop.
Your first move
Start with a conversation.
Alfredo offers a complimentary 15–25 minute phone consultation to understand what you need and identify the right path forward.