PWR Moves: Parkinson’s Exercises Using Hiking Poles
Instructor Kathy Doubleday uses hiking poles to help with balance, achieve a deeper stretch and improve the amplitude of movements.
PWR Moves classes are designed to improve and maintain movement for individuals diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease.
Instructor Kathy Doubleday uses hiking poles to help with balance, achieve a deeper stretch and improve the amplitude of movements.
Dr. Kathy Doubleday introduces modifications to the PWR Moves quadraped exercises. The modifications from the quadraped (hands and knees) position
Introducing PWR Moves exercises in quadraped position, an exercise class designed to help individuals with Parkinson’s Disease improve their balance,
PWR Moves exercises done in prone position, aka “lying on your belly”, are another way that individuals with Parkinson’s Disease
In this PWR Moves video, we’ll show you a variety of exercises you can do while lying on your back
PWR Moves offers a variety of exercise options to accommodate individuals at any stage of Parkinson’s Disease. One such option
PWR Moves is a cutting-edge exercise program designed specifically for individuals with Parkinson’s Disease. This comprehensive fitness regimen targets the
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