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Has Anyone Tried Using The Oculus To Help With Motor Coordination/;agility?
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I'm interested in trying but can find no current references on its therapeutic benefit for exercising? There is no local PD PT team in my area and I thought this could be a good alternative. The PD Warrior program looks interesting but is rather pricey.

posted October 12, 2021
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A MyParkinsonsTeam Member

I started a program called Power for Parkinson’s. It is online. They have online daily classes or if you miss that they put them on YouTube. I really like this program. .

posted October 22, 2021
A MyParkinsonsTeam Member

I've been doing Qigong and Tai chi, some of the moves I can't do, like up on my toes for very long on my right leg. I love the tapping on the body. I try to do 2 or 3 videos a day. I also do 40 reps on my resistant band for my legs and arms.
Blessings
Susan

posted October 14, 2021

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