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MOVE STRONG for PD is a completely free- virtual exercise event and friendly competition designed to unite a community of people with PD around the world through movement, education, and social engagement. Our #1 goal of this 12-week program is to empower individuals with PD with the tools, confidence, and support needed to move more and live stronger—physically, mentally, and socially.
Participants simply continue doing the activities they already perform—whether walking, stretching, strength training, boxing, cycling, balance work, or mobility exercises—and earn points by tracking their activity using commonly available devices such as Fitbit, Apple Watch, Garmin, or smartphone step and activity data. All activity is centralized into a single platform and displayed on a live leaderboard, creating a shared global experience without requiring travel, classes, or in-person attendance. All activity is rewarded, creating an inclusive environment, for all those with PD to participate regardless of their ability level.
I love going to my Movement Revolution sessions. Often my interactions with the trainers are the highlight of my day!”
Logan Shalett I honestly do not think I would be where I am physically today without the help that the Movement Revolution team has given me.”
Tami Trosien The trainers here are experts in their fields and far exceed anything I’ve experienced in the past. I look forward to every session.”
Neil Richter Every day, I continue to feel stronger. Movement Revolution helps motivate me to never give up.”
Danielle Felde I can do things physically I couldn’t do before Parkinson’s. This is probably the healthiest I’ve been in my adult life.
Kathy McCarthy I look forward to my sessions every week and consider them a fundamental part of my healthcare plan. I feel so grateful for the super compassionate staff that work there.”
Elena Lindstrom
The entire team is so welcoming. They have this spirit about them—it’s not a job; it’s a calling. They know what to do, how to support you, how to make you not afraid. They make you feel like, ‘I can do this.”
Julia Luft Parkinson’s