Boxing-based fitness programs are becoming a powerful therapy option for individuals living with Parkinson’s disease in New York City. These classes use non-contact, structured exercises designed to improve balance, coordination, strength, and mobility. Unlike traditional workouts, boxing engages both the body and brain through footwork, rhythm, and controlled punching drills. This combination helps address common Parkinson’s challenges such as stiffness, slower movement, and instability. In NYC, specialized programs offer safe, supportive environments where exercises are adapted to individual ability levels. Many participants report better posture, increased confidence, improved endurance, and enhanced overall well-being. For people with Parkinson’s, boxing isn’t about fighting — it’s about fighting back against symptoms and reclaiming control over movement and daily life.
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