11/14/2022
Join us for the Minnesota Day of Giving Nov. 17 to give wellness exercise classes to anyone seeking to learn, regardless of physical or financial ability.
This year we are focusing on relaunching our exercise classes for people who have Parkinson's Disease. Parkinson's Foundation researcher, Stephanie Combs-Miller, found that people who exercise 2.5-3 hours a week are more likely to see benefits such as improved gait, balance, posture, endurance, memory, and concentration. Forced, intense movement, like karate and Qigong at Dragon Crane, is especially beneficial for people who experience symptoms associated with Parkinson's.
Sifu Robyn is the only woman in the United States trained to teach Ting Sing Qigong from the Jook Lum Tong Long Pai tradition. She has been studying and teaching Qigong for about 10 years, and Shaolin Kenpo Karate for 20 years. She is also certified by the Brian Grant Foundation as a trainer for people who have Parkinson’s Disease. In 2020, she was a leader in a Parkinson’s Foundation workshop series to develop wellness exercises for people who have Parkinson’s Disease.
Donate Online now to help us help people who have Parkinson's and other neurological disorders. Your gift directly supports those who might not otherwise be able to take these classes.
Intense Movement classes for people with Parkinson's designed to improve gait, balance and cognition