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Punch Parkinson's at the PIT

Locality: Smeaton Grange

Phone: +61 414 478 383

Address: 10/156 Hartley Road 2567 Smeaton Grange, NSW, Australia

Website: https://www.thepitmartialarts.com.au

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25.01.2022 All our Centres are closed until Tuesday, 8th October Have a Fantastic Weekend The PIT Martial Arts, Health & Fitness Centre Personal Defence Studios... Unit 10/156 Hartley Rd, SMEATON GRANGE NSW 2567 Coaching for Men, Women & Children: Tae Kwon Do - Ju Jitsu- Boxing - Kickboxing - Tai Chi - Karate - Weaponry - Self Defence - Personal Training & more Home of: Longevity Senior Services 50+ Club - Proactive Health/Fitness, Info & Social Home of: Parkinsons Wellness Macarthur - Boxing The PIT Martial Arts Health & Fitness Centre Facebook: The Pit Martial Arts Belong Evolve Excel See more

23.01.2022 Have a wonderful Easter PIT closed on Monday, 22nd April

18.01.2022 We have truly enjoyed having the Parko crew join our centre this year. The members are exceptional, always ready for a good laugh and a joke whilst training. Brenda has led the group with a commitment and passion you can not fault because she understands the benefits, and she leads by example. We wish you all a wonderful Christmas and cant wait to see what you all get up to in 2020. These classes will return in 2020 on Wed 22nd Jan

18.01.2022 Our Spring Classes & Programs for LSS 50+ Club Members

16.01.2022 Come along and visit the gang that love Punch Parkinsons Boxing Classes for skills & Fitness. Mondays 6-7pm Wednesdays 10:30-11:30am

15.01.2022 https://www.thepitmartialarts.com.au//5-minutes-with-nick-

15.01.2022 Exercise is a part of healthy living for everybody, but for people with Parkinsons, exercise shouldnt be seen as optional but essential. Research data supports the idea that exercise is beneficial for people living with Parkinsons. The growing belief among researchers is that Exercise can benefit in two ways; Symptom Management. Exercise can improve gait, balance, tremor, flexibility, strength and coordination.... Possibly slowing disease progression. Practicing movement, improves movement. Regular exercise has been shown to benefit people with Parkinsons by: Reducing stiffness Improving mobility, posture, balance, gait Decreasing depression Enhance memory Visit for more information: https://www.parkinsonsnsw.org.au/

14.01.2022 Cheers to a healthy, happy 2020. Enjoy

11.01.2022 It always our pleasure to make a difference in the community. We absolutely love working with our Punch Parkinsons Team. Brenda and the gang are doing so well. They have a positive get together every week. https://www.thepitmartialarts.com.au/parkinsons-wellness-ma

10.01.2022 We have Boxing for Parkinson's at the PIT every Wednesday. Great group of people looking for more friends and training partners.. TONIGHT The Project will showcase a story about Parkinson's from 6.30 pm on Channel 10 Steve Schiemer, fitness coach and Board Member of Parkinson’s NSW was diagnosed at age 40 and will talk to The Project tonight about his diagnosis and living with Parkinson's.... I was stunned by my diagnosis because I had been repeatedly told I was too young and too fit to have Parkinson’s. Frankly, I lived in denial for about 18 months until it became harder for me to walk then I could not deny it any longer."

08.01.2022 Join us on April 10 @ 10am for morning tea to celebrate WORLD PARKINSON DAY

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08.01.2022 Make up your mind that no matter what comes your way, no matter how difficult, no matter how unfair, you will do more than simply survive. You will thrive in spite of it. Joel Osteen We look forward to meeting all our new members in the near future. Thank you for all your inquiries. We are currently looking after our wonderful clients & member community as their enthusiasm is burning bright. Please keep emailing through your inquiries, and we will contact you as soon as we are able. Keep an eye on our website for any updated information also.

08.01.2022 EXERCISE is crucial to help preserve brain function and slow symptom progression Boxing Gloves Why Boxing: Research supports forceful, repetitive, complex exercise to lessen symptoms ...Continue reading

08.01.2022 About Parkinsons: The cause is still unknown and still no cure! It is the second most common neurodegenerative condition behind Dementia... 10-20% of diagnoses are for people under 50, often under 40 years old Symptoms vary but it affects movement, mood, sleep, speech, decision-making and socialising ability plus others Medication is available and effective to a point. It works on the use it or lose it principle. Correct, regular, challenging exercise programs can lessen symptoms. Neuroplasticity is the brains ability to adapt to injury/disease by re-organising and forming new neural connections or pathways. These pathways help lessen symptoms and can even protect the cells.

05.01.2022 Come along on Wednesday

03.01.2022 In response to today's Government Announcements we have made a few more adjustments. As members of multiple Organisations, Fitness Australia has advised that outdoor teaching is fine whilst adhering to the social distancing rules. All Tai Chi Classes are still running. Pit Classes will be conducted outside. Oran Park & Wivenhoe will run as usual till notified otherwise. Unfortunately, NSW Health has asked us to suspend all our Staying Active Classes so there will be no m...orning classes or gym training for our 50+ members other than Tai Chi until further notice. We are doing our absolute best to maintain normality. We are still preparing students for the upcoming examinations which will be done a little differently... More details soon. So stay positive & focused. Thank you for your support and understanding.

02.01.2022 We have a great group of guys & girls training with us on Wednesdays 10:30 - 11:30am and a smaller group on Monday nights at 6pm...so come along and checkout a class. No Known Cause of Parkinsons disease Scientists have been unable to determine the exact cause of the disease, but it is thought that both environmental and genetic factors are involved.... Diagnosis Parkinsons disease is difficult to diagnose in the early stages as there are no specific tests for the condition. Doctors will need to perform various tests and conduct a physical exam. There needs to be two of the main four symptoms of Parkinsons disease present: shaking or tremors, slowness of movement, rigidity of the limbs or trunk, and balance issues.

02.01.2022 Awesome way to smash Parkinsons with a great group of people

01.01.2022 In response to todays Government Announcements we have made a few more adjustments. As members of multiple Organisations, Fitness Australia has advised that outdoor teaching is fine whilst adhering to the social distancing rules. All Tai Chi Classes are still running. Pit Classes will be conducted outside. Oran Park & Wivenhoe will run as usual till notified otherwise. Unfortunately, NSW Health has asked us to suspend all our Staying Active Classes so there will be no m...orning classes or gym training for our 50+ members other than Tai Chi until further notice. We are doing our absolute best to maintain normality. We are still preparing students for the upcoming examinations which will be done a little differently... More details soon. So stay positive & focused. Thank you for your support and understanding.

01.01.2022 Come along and join us...The more the merrier