Pedaling Classes

PEDALING

Many Parkinson’s disease (PD) patients are able to ride a bicycle despite being severely compromised by gait disturbances including freezing of gait. Research shows that pedaling exercise on a bicycle can reduce symptoms of Parkinson’s. In fact, participants who ride three days a week over eight weeks have shown improvement in their Parkinson’s-related symptoms by as much as 35%. For convenience, most programs are offered on indoor, stationary bikes.

PEDALING CLASSES

Pedaling for Parkinson with Lynsey Boderich

Cecil County YMCA
‍Monday 10:00am
Wednesday 10:00am
Contact: Tracy Campbell at tcampbell@ymcachesapeake.org

Pedaling – in person – Y of the Chesapeake

Easton YMCA
Wednesday 1:00
Friday 1:00
Contact: Wendy Palmer at wpalmer@ymcachesapeake.org

Pedaling in Person – Myerberg

3rd Tuesday of each month 12:00-1:00
Contact: Jess Monaghan at Jessica@myerberg.org

Pedaling Exercise for Parkinson's Disease

RSVP REQUIRED.
It is a policy of MAPS to require minimum participation levels for its funded programs. We thank you for your understanding and look forward to seeing you at many of these exciting programs!

RSVP REQUIRED.It is a policy of MAPS to require minimum participation levels for its funded programs. We thank you for your understanding and look forward to seeing you at many of these exciting programs!

RSVP REQUIRED.
It is a policy of MAPS to require minimum participation levels for its funded programs. We thank you for your understanding and look forward to seeing you at many of these exciting programs!