Exercise Classes
We don't always like it but we know exercise is good for us! Physical activity has been shown to improve many Parkinson's symptoms, from balance and mobility issues to depression, constipation and even thinking skills. In addition, research shows that exercise may have a protective effect on the brain, slowing the degeneration of brain cells. It is also an active way of coping with Parkinson's Disease. Here are some local options for exercise - please contact each directly for more information.
Boxing Ties
PEP Brain & Body Boost
PEP Brain & Body Boost
Boxing Ties is a Boxing-Inspired Exercise Class for People with Parkinson’s. 10 a.m. Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Instructor is Kim Ducharme.
To register call 613-284-6733
or email ducharmek@yahoo.ca.
PEP Brain & Body Boost
PEP Brain & Body Boost
PEP Brain & Body Boost
PEP Brain and Body Boost is a two hour program that supports you both physically and cognitively. Unit 118 – 91 Cornelia St., Smiths Falls – Monday: 9:30 – 11:30
and 12 Elliot Street, Perth – Tuesday: 9:30 – 11:30. $75.00 for six weeks
If a 6 week program has begun, contact PEP for a week by week attendance.
To register call: 613-201-7172
or email info@morepep.ca
Free Classes
Wise Moves Kingston
Wise Moves Kingston
Free Parkinson's Exercise Class Tuesdays In person at Senior Support services - CPHC 2235 Parkedale Avenue in Brockville and Virtual at Rideau Community Health, 2 Gould Street in Smiths Falls. Instructor is Kim Ducharme.
To register call 613-342-3692 x2302 email kducharme@cphcare.ca.
Wise Moves Kingston
Wise Moves Kingston
Wise Moves Kingston
Specialized Parkinson's Fitness Programming with Erin O'Brien; instructor and trainer with WiseMoves Kingston. She brings passion and dedication to helping those living with Parkinson's live and move better every day. Weekly in-person PWR!Moves group classes in Kingston, 2 weekly online Zoom Parkinson's Fitness classes (with varying levels), Aquatic Parkinson's exercise and In-Home Personal Training sessions.
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