Strategies Used By Patients With Parkinson Disease to Improve Their Gait and Mobility

This video illustrates techniques used by patients with Parkinson disease to compensate for impairments in gait, balance, and locomotion. Learn more at: ja.ma/2HCjGsd.

[@midorihafu]

Symptoms since I was fifty, diagnosed when sixty-one, I do indoor cycling almost every day (45min), and find it's very helpful; I watch indoor cycling videos here on TH-cam to improve the experience.

[@Therealweirdo]

The pain is real hard to watch our family member like this

[@davidhoppes118]

😮😮😮😮😮😮 The brain is amazing.

[@bobscott7253]

Something that helped my wife was, she would get a song in her mind and walk to the rhythm or beat of it. This helped with her gait.

[@jennymacdownunder]

I love this video! Particulalry the guys on the bikes and the scooter!

[@dianepark2645]

Wonderful video

[@emmachalmers805]

thank you for this very useful video

[@richdavison5656]

I do the counting one. I can count to ten in four languages.

[@helenmckeetaylor9409]

The lack of sound & excessively low sound track is so distracting that the positive instructive content is overshadowed.
Narration or adding caption option is needed.
This could be extremely useful to care workers, like me, in helping clients with these issues.

[@nody31]

If the brain cells are supposed to be dying how is such movement possible - surely this is a lack of control over intentional movement rather than a lack of dopamine production and the death of cells - because the ability to move is still there - but not the control of intention. That appears to be achievable, but not by the initial intended action?