Inside the Story: Fighting Parkinsons through punches @danrascon4545
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Uploaded December 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
(KUTV) Parkinson's disease is a non-curable, degenerative disease that effects motor skills.

But at Rock Steady Boxing, patients are fighting back by throwing punches.

"Boxing is a total body sport," Sherri Bickley, owner and trainer of Rock Steady Boxing Wasatch Front in Riverton, Utah, said.

Boxers work on balance, range of motion, and more through the sport.
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Inside the Story: Fighting Parkinson's through punches

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