Action Based Learning (ABL) programs and products are designed for schools, educators, and organizations that want to improve student engagement and achievement through movement-based learning strategies. ABL is used in early childhood centers, elementary schools, middle schools, high schools, and OT/PT areas. Many school districts and organizations leverage ABL resources for physical education, occupational therapy, after-school programs, and intervention services. Whether you are a classroom teacher, school administrator, or therapist, ABL provides tools that can be adapted to fit your learning environment and student needs.

Action Based Learning offers a wide range of research-backed products, trainings, and curriculum resources that bring brain-based learning to life in schools:

• ABL Spaces & Classroom Furniture  – movement labs and kinesthetic classrooms designed to integrate physical activity into daily instruction.
• ABL Equipment – classroom-friendly tools such as balance boards, pedal desks, stations, and brain-based movement tools.
• Classroom Activities & Teaching Tools – age-specific guides that align with state and national academic standards.
• Professional Development – in-person & virtual training sessions, coaching & mentorships for teachers and administrators. Learn how to implement purposeful movement into the learning process to improve student engagement, academic achievement, and behavior.
• Youth Fitness Equipment – commercial fitness equipment built rock solid and safe for kids
• Online Resources – digital lesson libraries, research materials, and implementation guides.

These resources make it simple for schools and organizations to incorporate movement into learning and improve student focus, behavior, and academic performance.

Getting started with Action Based Learning is simple. Schools typically begin by:

• Scheduling a Consultation – Our team helps you identify the best ABL programs, labs, or classroom resources for your school, and the grants and funding that can help make it happen.
• Professional Training – Teachers and staff receive training to successfully implement movement-based learning strategies.
• Implementation – Schools can start with one classroom, grade level, or a full ABL Lab and expand as needed.

Whether you want to start small with a few ABL stations or launch a full Action Based Learning Lab, our team provides turnkey support, training, and resources to ensure successful implementation.

• Yes. Action Based Learning is grounded in decades of scientific research in neuroscience, child development, and education. Studies consistently show that movement improves brain function, memory, focus, and classroom behavior. Research from leading organizations demonstrates that students who engage in purposeful physical activity perform better academically, show higher levels of engagement, and develop stronger social-emotional skills.
• ABL continues to collaborate with schools and universities nationwide to evaluate and expand the research base, ensuring our programs remain effective and aligned with the latest brain-based learning discoveries.