Rock Steady Boxing at The Inn on Westport

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The South Dakota Parkinson’s Foundation held their Spring Awareness Conference this past weekend. Coach Lisa and several Rock Steady Boxing fighters were honored to be asked to present and demonstrate at the Friday night meet and greet with this year’s keynote speaker, Maryum “May May” Ali!

Maryum is Muhammed Ali’s oldest daughter, and she was so tickled to see photographs of her father’s likeness as the backdrop of our gym. She signed autographs, spoke about her father’s journey with Parkinson’s, shared her insight into this chronic disease and shared many wonderful stories about her father.

Attendees enjoyed many other speakers of varying topics and explored the vendor fair where Rock Steady Boxing had a booth.

As part of Parkinson’s Awareness Month, we’re highlighting Kent and his journey with Rock Steady Boxing at The Inn on Westport.

When first diagnosed, Kent’s symptoms were relatively mild, and he initially referred to his diagnosis as a “minor inconvenience.” Over time, his strength declined, leading to challenges with mobility and balance.

While searching for additional support, Kent discovered Rock Steady Boxing, a program designed to help individuals fight back against Parkinson’s.

Since joining, he has experienced improvements in strength, mobility and overall well-being, while also finding a strong sense of community. Learn more by visiting blog.thegoodmangroup.com/kents-story.

Kent's Story: Finding a Community That Fights Back Against Parkinson’s [VIDEO] Though there is no cure for Parkinson’s today, Rock Steady Boxing has been proven to improve challenges associated with Parkinson’s. It also can slow the progression of symptoms.

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In recognition of Parkinson’s Awareness Month, we’re sharing Molly’s journey with Rock Steady Boxing at The Inn on Westport.

“It started with a little twitch in my toe,” Molly says. Within a few months, her symptoms progressed to the point where everyday activities became difficult.

After her diagnosis, Molly joined Rock Steady Boxing and found a way to fight back. Over time, she began doing things she never thought possible, building both strength and confidence.

Through the program, Molly has found more than physical benefits. She has gained a strong sense of connection, support and motivation from those around her. Learn more by visiting https://hubs.li/Q04cdMt20.

"Mad Molly" Swings Back at Her Parkinson's Diagnosis with Rock Steady Boxing [VIDEO] Before Rock Steady Boxing at Inn on Westport, Molly worried more about living with Parkinson's. Now, she's feeling better (and 'madder') than ever.

In honor of World Parkinson's Day, we're sharing Bob's story. After his diagnosis, he felt like giving up. But his daughter challenged him to fight back. Through Rock Steady Boxing at The Inn on Westport, a community managed by The Goodman Group, Bob regained his strength and found purpose helping others face their diagnosis with courage. Check out his story:

Bob’s Story: Beating Parkinson’s One Workout at a Time [VIDEO] Bob didn't let his Parkinson's diagnosis define him. Through Rock Steady Boxing, he found strength, purpose and a path to inspire fellow boxers.

As we continue observing Parkinson’s Awareness Month, we’re highlighting Kent and his experience with Rock Steady Boxing at The Inn on Westport.

When Kent was first diagnosed with Parkinson’s, his symptoms were relatively mild, but over time, his physical challenges increased. It was during physical therapy that he was introduced to Rock Steady Boxing.

Since joining the program, Kent has experienced improvements in strength, balance, coordination and muscle rigidity.

“I've just gotten stronger. And secondly, it's made me emotionally better,” said Kent. “It's brought about a lot of joy… it does make a huge difference to feel better.”

To learn more and hear inspiring stories from boxers, please visit blog.thegoodmangroup.com/fighting-parkinsons-disease.

Rock Steady Boxing: Fighting Back Against Parkinson's Disease [VIDEO] Several communities managed by The Goodman Group offer Rock Steady Boxing classes, an affiliate program of Rock Steady Boxing, Inc., for individuals with Parkinson’s disease.