Apr. 18—BEMIDJI — A Rock Steady Boxing program for people with Parkinson's Disease will be held at 4 p.m. on Monday, April 28, at Bemidji Boxing Club, 3481 Laurel Drive NW. Rock Steady Boxing ...

KTVU's Claudine checks back in with Rock Steady Boxing, a program that aids those with Parkinson's Disease. She sits down with the owner and coach of the program.

Sarah and her father, Brad, run Rock Steady Boxing Phoenix. The group workout atmosphere has proved to help people with Parkinson’s regain motor function, slow their disease, and find ...

By mid-morning Monday, members of Rock Steady Boxing — Glacier are stretching, punching, running, balancing, bobbing and weaving, planking and sweating their way around room 26 at the Gateway ...

Rock Steady Boxing at Advance Fitness has been expanding to become a Parkinson’s Activity and Resource center for the clients and their families.

To learn more about how to join or support Rock Steady Boxing, you can visit its Facebook page, or contact Kristen Phelps at 918-516-8482 for additional program information.

Rock Steady Boxing is a national nonprofit that aims to improve the quality of life of people with Parkinson’s disease through non-contact boxing.

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

Rock Steady Boxing is a non-contact boxing program designed for people who are diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease.

The Rock Steady Boxing program has been at Fort Wayne's Turnstone campus for a little more than a year. In that time, the fitness specialists who lead the hour-long classes four times a week have ...

Sarah and her father Brad run Rock Steady Boxing Phoenix. The group workout atmosphere has proved to help people with Parkinson’s regain motor function, slow their disease, and find connections ...