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Rock Steady Boxing Classes Aimed to Help Those with Parkinson’s

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EPIC Martial Arts Sensei Michelle Del Giorno, at center, leads a warmup of boxing moves during a Rock Steady boxing class at the EPIC Martial Arts studio in Sag Harbor on Friday, 10/13/17

Southampton Hospital physical therapist and Rock Steady volunteer Sarah Cohen helps a Rock Steady participant with putting on his boxing gloves during a Rock Steady boxing class at the EPIC Martial Arts studio in Sag Harbor on Friday, 10/13/17

EPIC Martial Arts Sensei Michelle Del Giorno works with a participant as he hits the pads during a Rock Steady boxing class at the EPIC Martial Arts studio in Sag Harbor on Friday, 10/13/17

EPIC Martial Arts Sensei Michelle Del Giorno works the pads with a participant during a Rock Steady boxing class at the EPIC Martial Arts studio in Sag Harbor on Friday, 10/13/17

Volunteer Michelle Mathers works the pads with a participant during a Rock Steady boxing class at the EPIC Martial Arts studio in Sag Harbor on Friday, 10/13/17

EPIC Martial Arts Sensei Michelle Del Giorno leads a group cheer to conclude the class during a Rock Steady boxing class at the EPIC Martial Arts studio in Sag Harbor on Friday, 10/13/17

Michael Heller on Oct 18, 2017
Photos and Text By Michael Heller Parkinson’s disease, a long-term degenerative disorder of the central nervous system, is an affliction that has frustrated both its victims and the medical profession... more

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