Explore our 1400+ Free Parkinson’s Fitness and Dance Classes on YouTube

You exercise along to our fitness classes on YouTube time and time again. Click on the button below to view our classes filtered by class type and instructor.

Our recorded YouTube classes

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Move & Shout ®

Instructor: Lauren Lewis

This dynamic, high energy class integrates cognitive challenges with exercise and vocal components. Time to move!

Strength & Balance

Instructor: Nancy Bain & Debbie Rosenberg

This class uses props like balls, weights, and resistance bands, to improve strength, mobility, gait, and balance.

Brain & Body

Instructor: Polly Caprio

This class is designed to stimulate the brain/body connection and give you a full workout head (or brain) to toe.

Vocal Exercise

Instructor: Maggie Moore

This all-level singing group aims to improve and sustain vocal power through the joy of singing. No experience needed.

 

Rhythm & Moves


Instructor:
Nancy Bain

Not exactly a dance class, not exactly a fitness class – the best of both worlds combined using music and movement.

Young Onset Circuit Training

Instructor: Lauren Lewis

A supportive, encouraging, high-intensity circuit training class designed for those ages 60 and under with a higher mobility level.

Relax & Reset


Instructor:
Nadine Eram

Reset and refocus with us and prepare for the beginning of the week while recovering from a great week of workouts!

Try the New Take 20 Playlist

Instructors: All!

Short on time? We’ve got the playlist for you! Try a 20 minute Parkinson’s symptom-directed video to energize you!

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