Discover how the YMCA of Greater Kansas City's Pedaling for Parkinson's program is empowering individuals living with Parkinson's Disease through movement, education, and community support.
Welcome to The Movement! Join us as we celebrate 165 years of impact with the YMCA of Greater Kansas City.
In this episode, we highlight Pedaling for Parkinson's, a transformative YMCA wellness program designed to help participants with Parkinson's Disease improve mobility, strength, and quality of life. Learn how the YMCA of Greater Kansas City addresses chronic diseases through evidence-based exercise programs, health education, and the power of community connection.
Joining the conversation are Sarah Srock, Program Director II at Platte County Community Center South, and Dr. Muhammad M. Nashatizadeh, Clinical Associate Professor at the University of Kansas Medical Center, who share medical insights and inspiring stories behind this life-changing exercise program for Parkinson's Disease.
To learn more about the YMCA of Greater Kansas City- Let's Go! https://kansascityymca.org/
00:00 Welcome to the Movement: Celebrating 165 Years with the YMCA
00:36 Introduction to Platte County Community Center
01:13 Parkinson's Disease and the YMCA's Pedaling for Parkinson's Program
01:23 Meet the Experts: Sarah Schrock and Dr. Mohammed
05:00 Understanding Parkinson's Disease: Symptoms and Diagnosis
10:31 The Impact of Exercise: Pedaling for Parkinson's
12:41 Emotional and Social Support for Parkinson's Patients
21:21 Success Stories and Future Aspirations
25:02 The Power of Community and Group Exercise
26:04 New Treatments and Research in Parkinson's Disease
31:47 Concluding Thoughts and Hopeful Messages
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