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Living With Parkinson's Disease? RSVP for the Up and Coming Parkinson's Event Dec 19th at the Sephardic Center

Evolve Physical Therapy in Brooklyn, Set to Co-Host Fired Up: Living Healthy With Parkinson's, Dec. 19th at the Sephardic Center in Brooklyn, NY.

Evolve Physical Therapy in Brooklyn, Set to Co-Host Fired Up: Living Healthy With Parkinson's Disease, Dec. 19th at the Sephardic Center in Brooklyn, NY.

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Evolve Physical Therapy & Sports Rehab in Brooklyn, recently announced it will be co-hosting a free Parkinson's Disease Symposium at the Sephardic Center in Brooklyn, NY., Dec. 19th 2019 at 6:30pm.

This exclusive Parkinson’s Disease symposium will start with a complimentary light Kosher buffet dinner at 6:30pm, followed immediately thereafter by: featured speaker presentations about PD, PD symptoms, new PD treatments, along with some of the latest updates and breakthrough’s on PD. There will also be a Q&A session, along with an exciting demonstration of the Rock Steady Boxing program.

Hosts, Co-Hosts, Organizers, and Sponsors of Fired Up: Living Healthy with Parkinson's-

The Center for Health & Wellness: Ralph S. Gindi Foundation, Sparks of Life, Rock Steady Boxing at Evolve Physical Therapy, Boston Scientific, American Parkinson's Disease Association, and New York Presbyterian Brooklyn Medical Center hosted at The Sephardic Community Center

RSVP and join Evolve Physical therapy for a fun filled night. Enjoy a light dinner, listen to educational and informative presentations, ask questions, watch an action packed class of Rock Steady Boxing, and enjoy the camaraderie, energy, and ambience of this exclusive symposium for people living with Parkinson’s Disease.

Event RSVP Instructions -

RSVP by reserving general admission tickets online-
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/fired-up-living-healthy-with-parkinsons-tickets-85137786411

Or Call-Linda Eber at 718.954.3154

Or via email-Linda[at]scclive.org. Please include your full name, phone number, and the number of people in your group.

Find Out More About Fired Up: Living Healthy With Parkinson’s Disease-

From the Jewish Voice-http://thejewishvoice.com/2019/12/11/fired-up-living-healthy-with-parkinsons/

In the news… https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/evolve-physical-therapy-set-to-co-host-parkinsons-disease-community-awareness-symposium-300974853.html

From The Sephardic Center- https://www.scclive.org/event/fired-up-living-healthy-with-parkinsons/

For more information on Rock Steady Boxing Classes,

please visit- https://evolveny.com/rsb

About The Sephardic Center-

Sephardic Community Center,The Center is a not-for-profit 501(c)3 social service agency dedicated to serving the intellectual, cultural, social and recreational needs of the Sephardic community. Open to all, the Center works to ensure cooperation and collaboration with others outside the Sephardic community, while building pride in its Sephardic heritage within its own community.
https://www.scclive.org


1901 Ocean Parkway, Brooklyn, NY 11223.
For more information and to RSVP,
Contact Linda Eber at 718.954.3154

email- Linda[at]scclive.org.

About Sparks for Life-

Sparks of Life is a non-profit organization founded by Rabbi Moshe Gruskin who was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease back in 2009. At the time, it was hard to face the reality of what the future held. Unfortunately, within four years his symptoms had progressed and he found himself living life as an invalid. This prompted him to seek professional guidance and educate himself about the disease. Understanding the benefits of exercise, Rabbi Gruskin implemented a physical regimen that included simcha dancing in his basement every night. Today he looks and feels like a new man,and is passionate about creating awareness within the Jewish community to better the lives of those challenged with Parkinson’s. https://sparksoflifejcp.org

About Evolve Physical Therapy in Brooklyn-

Brooklyn's Premier Holistic Physical Therapy Clinics-
There’s physical therapy, there’s training, and then there’s EVOLVE. We use the science of bio-mechanics merged with fitness to help our patients get better and stay better! First we evaluate, then we heal, then we strengthen our clients so they can reach their goals, feel better, and live happier lives. We do so by utilizing a range of core techniques and specialized treatments to reduce pain, improve mobility, enhance physical strength and deal with the underlying issues, not just the pain itself.

Multiple Locations!
1-718-258-3300
https://EvolveNY.com

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Rock Steady Group Boxing Classes now in Brooklyn, NYC at Evolve Physical Therapy!

Rock Steady Boxing is a unique exercise program based on training used by boxing pros and adapted to people with Parkinson’s disease, and will now be available in Brooklyn, NY!

Rock Steady Group Boxing Classes now in Brooklyn, NYC at Evolve Physical Therapy!

What is Rock Steady Boxing?

Rock Steady Boxing is a unique exercise program based on training used by boxing pros and adapted to people with Parkinson’s disease, and will now be available in Brooklyn, NY! The program involves regular exercises, such as stretching, bicycling, running, jump-roping, push-ups, balancing and lots of non-contact boxing, led by experienced trainers and coaches. Rock Steady Boxing serves both men and women of all ages and levels of ability.

Is Rock Steady Boxing Safe?

At Evolve, training classes are taught by Physical Therapists and Certified Personal Trainers, and include an exercise program that attacks Parkinson’s at its vulnerable neurological points. Rock Steady Boxing is proven safe and effective addition to a treatment program for Parkinson's disease. It is a non-contact boxing training program led by certified trainers and physical therapists that are experienced with helping people with PD. While focusing on overall fitness, strength training, reaction time and balance, workouts include: focus mitts, heavy bags, speed bags, double-ended bags, jump rope, core work, calisthenics and circuit weight training. No boxing experience is necessary and people of all ages are invited to participate. Boxers, both male and female, range in age from mid-30s to early 90s. 

Evolve Physical Therapy in Brooklyn, NY has licensed physical therapists who have been treating patients with Parkinson’s Disease in NYC for over 25 years. Evolve has teamed up with RSB to offer another truly great way to help the Parkinson’s community get stronger and better.

The History

The Rock Steady Boxing Method was developed in Indianapolis over the course of seven years by former Marion County, Indiana Prosecutor, Scott C. Newman, who is currently living with Parkinson’s. In 2012, the Training Camp was launched to share the Rock Steady Boxing Method with other people who are fighting back against Parkinson’s. Today, there are 515 Rock Steady Boxing centers around the world, initiated by certified Rock Steady Boxing coaches, and that number is constantly growing.

It is estimated that 1-1.5 million Americans have Parkinson’s disease, with as many as 60,000 people newly diagnosed with PD each year.

Rock Steady Boxing can help by moving your body in all planes of motion while continuously changing the routine as you progress through the workout. RSB classes have proven that anyone, at any level of Parkinson’s, can actually lessen their symptoms and lead a healthier/happier life.

Can Rock Steady Help You?

  1. Classes - RSB offers four different levels of classes to accommodate varying degrees of Parkinson’s/fitness.

  2. Support - The PTs at Evolve Physical Therapy have years of experience with patients with Parkinson’s Disease, and know how to help patients move and feel better at any degree of fitness. We strive to help patients feel strong and empowered, and work hard to reduce the progression of symptoms, which is why Evolve and Rock Steady make a great match!

  3. Camaraderie - Friends for fighters and caregivers. Group fitness classes and positive atmosphere are proven to push fighters to work harder and will help them get better at a faster pace.

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