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Can I Take a Spin Class With Parkinson’s?

By |January 29th, 2023|Categories: Care Partners, People with Parkinson's|

Join us Tuesdays and Thursday at 9:30am RSVP Now Fears about trying spin class are the same - with or without Parkinson’s. What if I fall off the bike? What if I can’t keep up? What if I don’t know how to operate and adjust the bike? I am definitely not the spandex wearing type so won’t I stick out like a sore thumb?  In short, you won’t, who cares, instructors are there to help and neither are most people - just wear something you can move in.  Our spin instructors are keeping a keen eye on spinners to ensure they

When Your Loved One with Parkinson’s Doesn’t Want to Exercise

By |January 24th, 2023|Categories: Care Partners|

In this blog post, we’ll cover the most common reasons your significant other is avoiding exercise and three potential solutions to this problem. If you’re reading this, it means you care deeply about your loved one and understand that movement is one of the most important tools people with Parkinson’s have in their arsenal.  Incorporating physical activity can slow the disease’s progression, control its symptoms, build brain health AND decrease anxiety.  Despite these benefits, people with Parkinson’s may be reluctant to work out.    Why They Don’t Want To Exercise They Lack the Motivation to Start  The first way to address a lack

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When: Wednesday, June 17th, 12:00pm – 1:00pm
Where: East Community Center
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Parkinson’s Pointe, ReNeu Physical Therapy, and Magnes invite you to participate in a NUSHU Smart Mobility Clinic Day.

When: Friday, June 26th, 9:00am-1:00pm
Where: East Community Center

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NUSHU smart footwear technology that measures important aspects of your walking and balance.

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  • A personalized report to provide valuable data to you and your medical team
  • An opportunity to try vibration cueing technology that may help improve walking.
  • An understanding of your balance and walking symptoms and what you can address through exercise and technology
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