08/07/2026
Movement is medicine—but only if you challenge the right things.
Parkinson’s disease often affects more than strength. It can reduce balance, trunk rotation, reaction time, coordination, and step length, making everyday activities like turning, walking, and preventing falls more difficult.
In this session we’re working on:
Exercise 1: Static balance with trunk rotation while reacting to visual cues to improve rotational mobility, balance, and reaction time.
Exercise 2: Resisted lateral stepping to challenge coordination, larger step length, and side-to-side stability—all essential for safer walking and daily mobility.
The goal isn’t just to exercise—it’s to improve the movements that matter most in everyday life.
If you or a loved one has Parkinson’s disease, physical therapy can help improve mobility, confidence, and quality of life.
Impact Physical Therapy & Sports Performance
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