Legs of Power and Balance for Parkinson’s Disease

In this episode, Nathan from skills and wellness will show you exercises and strategies to improve mobility, flexibility, strength, balance and coordination for the legs and arms. These exercises is perfect for patients with Parkinson’s disease who have rigidity, slow less of movement or Bradykinesia and tremors. 
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Disclaimer:
This video should not replace the necessity of visiting your doctor or getting your occupational therapy session done. Please consult your primary care physician before doing any of this. The video is for educational purposes only.
By performing any fitness exercises, you are performing them at your own risk. Skills and wellness will not be responsible or liable for any injury or harm you sustain as a result of our fitness program.
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[@nasreenmalik997]

Thank you for your exercises. They are very helpful. Yes. I have Parkinsons and because of that I’ve got DYSTONIA in my left foot and hand. Very painful at times. Please post some exercises to correct that. Stay blessed. Stay happy. 😊

[@selensaxon9987]

What exercise do there for drop foot

[@uriurorbjarnardottir2057]

excellent exercises for stroke patients like me with spastic paralysis in my left side and dystonia after 30 years from the stroke. These exercises are simple (only one movement for each exercise and good snd easy to concentrate on one side individually at a time. Thanks a lot. 😊

[@poojahm120]

The above shared exercise is very useful. . Is it applicable for people with ( neuro problem )

[@jamestooley1]

STEADY

[@shameemhabib1974]

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[@rajeevimohankumar9061]

Steady thanks

[@ruthdeville]

Steady

[@wyip2135]

steady ❤ thanks

[@kenwhite5248]

Steady

[@lisaward2562]

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[@dothigham9016]

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[@catherinetomlinson8674]

Steady

[@kimlondon6036]

STEADY

[@rhiannonwilliams2521]

STEADY👍

[@paularomano5549]

Steady! These exercises are good not only for those who have Parkinson. I´m enjoying them! Thanks!!

[@SKILLSANDWELLNESS]

Im so happy you enjoyed it. And thank you for motivating me more