Live Fitness Friday - Body Mapping: "Integrating Your Whole Body in Your Exercise Routine"
Body mapping is diverse and can be used in different settings. This class will help you learn ways to use the eyes and body mapping in your ongoing exercise routine, rather that be boxing, large amplitude/big movements, strength, or balance.
We will use previous techniques to help integrate the whole body (left and right, lower and upper) during movements. For example, learn how to integrate the lower and upper half of your body while using the eyes to improve rotation during boxing.
Class will be a moderate to higher pace and level but seated variations will be given throughout class.
Equipment needed: Chair, exercise mat, hand towel, small hand weights, and a second chair/walker/foam roller/wall for support during chair to standing transitions
This class is live, so stay tuned towards the end of class and partake in a Q&A to discuss what worked for you or find what adjustments you could make!
Please keep a bottle of water nearby. Enjoy the session!
Instructors
Corey Emberton, Neuro and Movement Specialist, Level 3 Neurostudio Advanced Practitioner
There is no charge to attend, but registration is required. This program is open to people with Parkinson's, their family, friends, and the community.
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Crista Ellis
PD Health @ Home is presented by the Light of Day Foundation, whose generosity has made this programming possible.
This is a virtual program, taking place live, using the online Zoom platform. Instructions on joining the webinar are provided after registering.
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