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Exercise Physiology and Parkinson’s Disease

Exercise Physiology and Parkinson’s Disease

Exercise is an important part of healthy living for everyone and for a wide variety of health conditions, such as Parkinson’s Disease. Exercise should be a key component of our daily lives. A tailored exercise program specific to the Parkinson’s symptoms that present from individual to the individual has been shown and backed by research to relieve some of the motor pattern symptoms as well as maintain balance, function, mobility and daily living activities.

Exercise has also been shown in some cases to slow the progression of Parkinson’s. Exercises include balance, mobility, strength training, and cardiovascular training to target all aspects of health and maintain function as we age.

An exercise physiologist specialises in creating a tailored program for you based on your specific experience and symptoms with Parkinson’s disease.

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