Neuroboxing Fight Camp

🥊 NEW MEMBER INTRO OFFER! 🥊

Are you or someone you know struggling with symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease or a Movement Disorder???
Get Ready to move, get stronger, improve your quality of life, meet new friends and have some fun?

For a limited time, get UNLIMITED CLASSES for just $44 for ONE MONTH! 🔥

📲 Download our NEW Neuroboxing Fight Camp App and grab the Intro Offer right from the app!

✅ New members
✅ Former clients who haven’t attended in the last 6 months
✅ Unlimited classes for 30 days
✅ NeuroBoxing• NeuroYoga Balance & Strength & more!

Download the app today and get started! 👊

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$44. ONE MONTH. UNLIMITED CLASSES.
Your comeback starts here! 💪🥊

www.neuroboxingfightcamp.com

Coach Susie & I were high schoolmates back in the day at Saint Bonaventure. I’m so happy she said yes without a hesitation when I asked her if she would come and share her yoga offerings to our movement disorder community. ❤️ Our members are gaining so much from Susie’s NeuroYoga class, held every Tuesday at 9:45 AM. Her class focuses on improving balance and building strength.

My kid told me I needed to be more “nonchalant” with the logo, so Susie wears our hip new T-shirt .

Thank you friend Susie for being a valued member of our coaching team! ❤️

Support Group Meeting Tomorrow! 8/4 12pm DBS & The Parkinson's Harmonica Project with Physical Therapist/Author/Researcher Kevin Lockette. + New App -

Ventura County Parkinson's & Neurological Disease Support Group Hosted By: Neuroboxing Fight Camp We aim to provide easy access to all local resources for those struggling with debilitating symptoms. Our goal is to create a strong supportive community and friendship for the PD and NeuroDisease community in the 805 area.

https://www.ucsf.edu/news/2025/04/429906/how-magic-mushrooms-could-help-parkinsons-disease-patients

How ‘Magic Mushrooms’ Could Help Parkinson’s Disease Patients A first-of-its-kind study tested the safety of psilocybin on patients with mild to moderate Parkinson’s disease and found that patients experienced clinically significant improvements in mood, cognition, and motor function that lasted for weeks after the drug was out of their systems.

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Happy 250th Birthday USA! 🇺🇸

Portraits of Parkinson’s, a series by Charles Levin.

Photos to raise awareness of PD and eliminate the stigma that some folks living with it experience.

Hank Laubacher, Farmer, Age 71
Diagnosed 2010
Standing in a jalapeño field.
Camarillo, California, July 6, 2025
I met Hank in our Ventura Neuroboxing class, which is run by his daughter, Beth Baumer.
A few decades of research shows that non-contact boxing helps control symptoms.
On living with PD, Hank told me, “It sucks, but like everything in life and especially farming, you must deal with the challenges you face and make the most of every day. There is a silver lining in everything, and the people I’ve met and fight with [in Neuroboxing] are exactly that. I love them and treasure the time we have together. The saying for the day [in the class] is ‘Badasses. We are undefeated!!!’ “

Parkinson’s Disease is the fastest growing neurological disease in the world with 90,000 new cases a year in the United States — or one every six minutes.