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Rock Steady Boxing Mesa
Rock Steady Boxing Mesa: Strength, balance, and hope for Parkinson's fighters.
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Rock Steady Boxing Mesa: Strength, balance, and hope for Parkinson's fighters.
Rock Steady Boxing Mesa is a gym offering therapy boxing for Parkinson's disease and other movement disorders at 323 N Gilbert Rd #112, Mesa, AZ. The program is praised for a welcoming, family atmosphere and coaches who tailor exercises to help participants stay strong and navigate daily challenges. Reviews describe a well-executed program that supports strength and ongoing health.
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Non-contact boxing workouts designed to combat Parkinson's symptoms, improve mobility, and boost confidence.
Tailored exercise programs for individuals with various movement disorders, focusing on balance and coordination.
Personalized strength training sessions to enhance muscle tone, endurance, and overall physical health.
A welcoming environment where members can share experiences, build friendships, and find emotional support.
Expert guidance from trained coaches who specialize in therapeutic exercises for neurological conditions.
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Overall rating
Max Cox
Great place for therapy boxing for parkinson's and other movement disorders.
Nathan Reiter
Fantastic! Owners/operators are amazing individuals, and the RSB program is well executed here. If you or someone you know has Parkinson's, this is the place you need to be.
Mark Gatti
I will continue Going to Rock Steady Boxing Mesa. I am Glad & Lucky that there is a RSB in Mesa. We are Getting STRONGER EVERYDAY. Everyone is very Happy There & GREAT Family Atmosphere.
Jamie Tersinar
My uncle has been coming to this gym for about 2 years now and it has really improved almost every aspect of his life. The coaches really know what exercises are best for helping to battle the everyday challenges that come from living with parkinsons
michael butler
This place rocks. Everyone of us have Parkinson's and are fighting to stay as healthy as we can. If you know anyone with Parkinson's please refer them. It WILL make a difference in their live. Mike Butler
