August's Adaptive Fitness Training Live Panel Webinar, My Client Has MS: What Do I Need to Know?, paired neurophysiotherapist Rhiannon Kelland with endurance runner Megan Boxall, who was diagnosed with relapsing-remitting MS in 2024 and has since run the entire...
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Beyond “Take It Easy”: Confident, Individualised Exercise Programming for Clients with MS
If one theme ran through our August Live Panel Webinar, My Client Has MS: What Do I Need to Know?, it was this: a great many people with multiple sclerosis are still being told, in one way or another, to take it easy. Sometimes the message is explicit, a warning at...
Why Every Parkinson’s Exercise Session Should Be Built Around Three Principles
If you're new to working with clients with Parkinson's, the range of symptoms and presentations can feel overwhelming. Every person is different, every session throws up something unexpected, and the research can feel dense and hard to apply. But at April's Adaptive...
Why Parkinson’s Exercise Needs to Be a Learning Modality, Not Just Movement
Why Parkinson's Exercise Needs to Be a Learning Modality, Not Just Movement If you work with clients living with Parkinson's, you've probably already noticed something: the sessions that seem to work best aren't always the ones that look the most structured. There's...
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