Why exercise is MORE important for those with CP
An assorted list of activities that mask as exercise for those challenged by Cerebral Palsy.
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Your Whole Being
Our Integrative Wellness Program incorporates physical health, mental wellness and community development practices.
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Exercise to improve bone health
Dr. Mary Gannotti "Bone health has significant implications for overall health and wellbeing in adulthood."
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High-Quality Nutrition Product Eligible for Medicare and Medicaid Reimbursement
Welcomed news for those who rely upon enteral nutrition for their dietary needs. Those challenged with certain Cancers, Cerebral Palsy,...
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Inclusive Exercise/Fitness
Adaptive Fitness/Inclusive Exercise/Adaptive Athletics helps maintain flexibility and strength....producing your best you! These...
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EVERYone can ride!
FATWHEELS makes it possible for EVERYone to have the opportunity to enjoy the outdoors while biking. Other than absorbing the beauty,...
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Staying Active
Medical professionals advise all to remain active as we age. Well, that is more important for adults living with CP. Recent studies...
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Adaptive Yoga
Those living with cerebral palsy (CP) may benefit from performing modified yoga poses to stretch muscles and increase strength. Also, see...
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Physical Therapist with CP
Todd Williams is a physical therapist living with cerebral palsy. As we all know, when you’re living with CP, being active is not...
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HANDI CAPABLE FITNESS
Handi Capable Fitness (HCF) is the brainchild of James Norris and his trainer. HCF is a platform to help folks achieve their goals. Core...
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Beast Mode!
A wheelchair is just another one of life's obstacles for Woody Belfort. An obstacle that he has no problem overcoming. Here he is...
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Adaptive athlete training
The population that needs the most help, gets the least. To bridge this gap, Dr. Theresa Larson DPT and Max Conserva have come together.
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