For organizations

Speaking & Consulting

Bring Erin Eleu to your organization for a talk or work together to improve the movement experiences you offer older adults.

AGEnts of Movement partners with gym owners, managers, and leadership teams at senior living communities, recreation centers, and fitness centers to bring a human approach to physical activity.

Erin Eleu, movement educator and founder of AGEnts of Movement
Lead. Move. Connect.

Organizational support

ORGANIZATIONAL SUPPORT

Consulting + Training

Understand the experience.
Focus the learning.

For organizational leaders who want staff development grounded in what is happening in their programs. Together, we look at the participant experience, identify strengths and opportunities, and shape training around the changes that matter most.

  • Begin with a leadership conversation about your goals, participants, and staff needs.
  • Review agreed program materials and observe selected sessions in person or through recordings.
  • Hear staff perspectives and identify practical priorities.
  • Deliver customized training and clear recommendations for leadership.

For teams that want help putting the approach into everyday practice, an extended implementation partnership can add staff coaching, leadership check-ins, and reflection on progress. A focused leadership consultation is also available for a specific question or decision.

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Speaking · Conferences · Focused workshops

Conversations that move
the field forward.

Book a presentation for your conference, association, leadership meeting, or staff learning day. Topics can be adapted for a talk, interactive workshop, or live virtual session.

Ageism in Physical Activity Spaces

Examine how class names, language, expectations, and program design can communicate assumptions about age. Explore practical ways to see ability and possibility before limitation.

Social Connection & Fall Resilience

Explore the relationship between social connection, confidence, and continued participation. Consider how movement leaders can build belonging while supporting a broader approach to fall resilience.

Age Isn’t a Program Design Strategy

Rethink what makes a movement program relevant. Design around participants’ abilities, interests, and desired experiences rather than relying on an age label to define the offering.

From Exercise to Experience

What makes a class something people look forward to? Explore how choice, meaningful challenge, play, and connection can turn an activity on the schedule into an experience worth returning to.

Building Fall Resilience: Movement Skills Inspired by Parkour

Learn how to support confidence, balance, and stability through parkour-inspired movement skills, fun, play, and games. Explore appropriately scaled challenges that help older adults practice adapting to everyday environments and build trust in their movement abilities.

Rethinking Falls: From Avoidance to Preparedness

Expand the conversation to include physical skills, psychological preparedness, social support, and continued participation. Consider the movement professional’s role in helping people stay engaged in the activities they value.

A practical partnership

Built around your people.
Designed for your setting.

01 / LISTEN

Start with your priorities.

Share who you serve, what your staff encounter, and what you want participants to experience.

02 / SHAPE

Choose the right approach.

Agree on the focus, length, delivery format, and resources that fit your organization.

03 / APPLY

Bring learning into practice.

Use realistic scenarios and practical tools to identify changes your team can make. Add implementation support when needed.

Erin Eleu

Your educator & thought partner

Meet Erin Eleu.

Erin is a movement educator, instructor, and founder of AGEnts of Movement. Her background in kinesiology and work with older adults inform a practical approach to confidence, connection, and possibility.

She has presented for the International Council on Active Aging, American Council on Exercise, Medical Fitness Association, and Wisconsin Institute of Healthy Aging. She is a recipient of the Mather Institute’s 2025 Promising Practices Award.

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Voices from the AOM community

Fresh perspectives.
Shared possibility.

“I support this work because I work with older adults and see a huge gap between medical and fitness communities. The work of AGEnts of Movement is so groundbreaking and needed!”
Liz Filiponne
Owner, The Mindfully Fit Ninja
“AGEnts of Movement has given me so many different perspectives and approaches to working with aging adults.”
Laura Dow
Owner, Stiff to Fit
“With this network of people, I feel like I’m on an exciting cutting edge in the space of movement in the second half of life and I can contribute to developing new modalities that truly benefit people.”
Patricia Linderman
Owner, Fierce After 45

Planning your session

Frequently asked questions.

How far do you travel?

I’m based in the Greater Colorado Springs area and travel to organizations for classes, workshops, and staff training. Travel within a 30-minute drive each way is included. Locations farther away require an additional travel fee, which will be included in your proposal before booking. For destinations requiring overnight travel, lodging and transportation are quoted separately.

How do I schedule a class, workshop, or staff training?

Email Erin at erin@agentsofmovement.com to share your location, preferred dates, group size, and the experience you’re interested in. We’ll discuss your goals and confirm the format, pricing, space, and equipment needs before finalizing your booking.

Is there a minimum booking fee?

Yes. A minimum booking fee applies to classes, workshops, and staff training, regardless of attendance. The fee depends on the session’s format, length, and customization and will be confirmed in your proposal.

What equipment do we need?

Equipment varies by class or workshop. For classes and workshops involving movement activities, please provide a sturdy, nonrolling chair for each participant. Depending on the session, we may use other supplies. We’ll discuss what your organization has available and confirm equipment needs before your session.

What kind of space is required?

Please provide an accessible space with clear pathways and enough room for participants to move comfortably. The floor should be level and free of obstacles. Space requirements depend on the activities and group size and will be confirmed before booking.

How many people can participate?

Group size depends on the session’s purpose, available space, and the amount of individual coaching involved. Movement classes and hands-on workshops have attendance limits to support instruction and participation. Presentations can accommodate larger audiences. We’ll agree on an appropriate group size when planning your session.

Can you adapt the session for our participants or team?

Yes. Sessions are planned around your goals, participants’ abilities, and your setting. Please share relevant access needs and considerations in advance so we can discuss suitable options for participation.

Do you offer virtual sessions?

Virtual staff training and consulting are available. Contact me to discuss whether an online format would work for your goals.

Your next step

Let’s explore what’s possible.

Start with a conversation.

Book a 15-minute call to share your team’s goals and explore the right training or consulting approach for your organization.

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