Kerry Huntington counts out loud each punch she hurls at the speed bag in front of her, keeping her eyes trained on the ...

Rock Steady Boxing provides non-contact boxing training for people with Parkinson’s disease, a progressive brain disorder that causes uncontrollable movements. It can affect mobility, emotions ...

Rock Steady Boxing to Fight Parkinson's Disease. For some Parkinson's patients, boxing can be therapy. Fitness enthusiast know no contact boxing can be a great full-body workout, but some experts ...

The program boasts 45 members who meet at Pacific Health Club in Liverpool for workouts designed to improve the lives of those suffering from Parkinson’s through a non-contact boxing regimen.

Rock Steady Boxing was founded in 2006 to provide an effective form of physical exercise to people who are living with Parkinson's. The non-contact boxing-inspired fitness routine helps patients ...

Rock Steady was launched in Indianapolis in 2006 by Scott C. Newman, a former prosecutor who was diagnosed with early-onset Parkinson's at just 40 years old.

Marcia Parrish volunteers as a corner person at Rock Steady Boxing. Her husband had Parkinson’s for 16 years. She said it gives her purpose to be able to help out.

Mike Davis and Ingrid Johnson are on a mission to empower people to fight back against Parkinson’s disease with their new Rock Steady Boxing program in Carmel Valley. With new classes at the MMA ...

With no signs of slowing down, Rock Steady Boxing will keep them moving and living their best lives. Again the 8th Annual Parkinson’s Walk in Mobile is tomorrow (Saturday, April 12) at Saad ...

Rock Steady Boxing also has affiliates in Albany and Corvallis. In Corvallis, boxers meet at Fitness Over 50, 6735 Southwest Country Club Drive Suite 103. To learn more, call 541-929-5555.

David Clemons was diagnosed with Parkinson's about six months ago and like 70% of those with the disease, he started experiencing tremors. "I know it's with me all day because my left hand shakes ...