Rock Steady Boxing is an evidence-based, non-contact boxing program specifically designed to help people living with Parkinson’s disease. It is specifically designed to address Parkinson’s symptoms such as slow or small movements, imbalance, stiffness, flexed posture, and respiratory weakness.
Rock Steady Boxing is an evidence-based, non-contact boxing program specifically designed to help people living with Parkinson’s disease. It is specifically designed to address Parkinson’s symptoms such as slow or small movements, imbalance, stiffness, flexed posture, and respiratory weakness.
Rock Steady Boxing is an evidence-based, non-contact boxing program specifically designed to help people living with Parkinson’s disease. It is specifically designed to address Parkinson’s symptoms such as slow or small movements, imbalance, stiffness, flexed posture, and respiratory weakness.
The Jam for Joy is for people with PD, care partners and the medical/wellness staff who serve our community. It’s an hour of improvisational fun, connection, and playful discovery in a safe/brave space where we show our full selves, have each others backs at all times, and know there are no wrong answers. Absolutely no experience is required – come as you are!
Boys of Summer: Short Stop is a heartfelt, humorous documentary about a father and son navigating life, baseball, and Parkinson’s disease. What began as a two-month, 20,000-mile journey to visit all 30 Major League ballparks back in 2004 has become a powerful story of resilience, family, and the passage of time. Blending unforgettable baseball experiences with deeply personal moments, the film celebrates connection across generations and reminds us that while we can’t control the challenges we face, we can choose how we show up for each other along the way. ⚾ Director/Producer Robert Cochrane, PhD will host and have a Q&A to follow.
The fourth film in the series, Boys of Summer: Third Base will premiere at the World Parkinson’s Congress in May 2026.
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Rock Steady Boxing is an evidence-based, non-contact boxing program specifically designed to help people living with Parkinson’s disease. It is specifically designed to address Parkinson’s symptoms such as slow or small movements, imbalance, stiffness, flexed posture, and respiratory weakness.
PD-Connect® is a nonprofit organization serving people living with Parkinson’s disease in the San Francisco Bay Area and virtually around the world through research-based exercise, education, and community programs. Founded by award-winning physical therapist Dr. Lisa Oei, PD-Connect offers Parkinson’s-specific movement classes designed to improve mobility, strength, and confidence. Programs are delivered by licensed physical therapists and master certified trainers in an environment that is both evidence-based and uplifting—where community, encouragement, and a little FUN make every BIG step forward possible.
Rock Steady Boxing is an evidence-based, non-contact boxing program specifically designed to help people living with Parkinson’s disease. It is specifically designed to address Parkinson’s symptoms such as slow or small movements, imbalance, stiffness, flexed posture, and respiratory weakness.
Rock Steady Boxing is an evidence-based, non-contact boxing program specifically designed to help people living with Parkinson’s disease. It is specifically designed to address Parkinson’s symptoms such as slow or small movements, imbalance, stiffness, flexed posture, and respiratory weakness.
Rock Steady Boxing is an evidence-based, non-contact boxing program specifically designed to help people living with Parkinson’s disease. It is specifically designed to address Parkinson’s symptoms such as slow or small movements, imbalance, stiffness, flexed posture, and respiratory weakness.
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