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2. Program uses boxing workouts to keep Parkinson's patients ...

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   Co-founders Phil and Don Sheliga brought the non-contact boxing workout program to the area. Remember when? Local history sites keep South Bend's past alive, especially with photos.

3. Boxing to treat Parkinson's? Results can be 'life-changing ...

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   Mental exercises are a big component to the Boxing & Fitness for Parkinson’s program. Michael Quaglia, left, works on the heavy bag with trainer Chad Leoncello, at a boxing & fitness class for ...

4. Paulie Ayala - Wikipedia

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   In Fort Worth, Texas at his University of Hard Knocks gym, Ayala started a program to help Parkinson's patients. [13] Using his expertise, he teaches non-contact boxing techniques to regain coordination, strength and balance to improve the quality of life for his students and create an environment of camaraderie. [14]

5. Scarborough Parkinson's patients pack a punch at boxing club

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6. Parkinson's Association - Wikipedia

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   The Parkinson's Association serves local communities with innovative health care programs including Minds and Motion Health Services. These services include direct programs to help Parkinson's families with counseling, physical and voice therapies. The national Parkinson's magazine, Parkinsonian.org, was established in 2013. Over 38,000 ...

7. Parkinson's Foundation - Wikipedia

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   The Parkinson's Foundation Research Advocates program trains Parkinson's patients and their caregivers to collaborate with Parkinson's disease scientists in research. [ 39 ] [ 40 ] The program was established in 2008 and has trained more than 350 participants.

8. Boxing Granny knocks out Parkinson's symptoms - AOL

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   It is like a break and instead of being miserable the whole week, you stand up and you say: "Oh today, boxing." Stand up, get ready, go to box and after the boxing, after two hours of training you ...

9. 1977 United States Boxing Championships Series - Wikipedia

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   Malcolm "Flash" Gordon was a boxing writer from Sunnyside, New York, who published a boxing zine named "Tonight's Boxing Program and Weekly Newsletter" from his apartment in Queens from the 1960s to the mid 1980s. [3] He would handle these zines personally outside the Madison Square Garden before fight cards at the arena.