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Exercises for People with Parkinson’s
www.parkinsons.va.govMAKE GOOD POSTURE A HABIT You can change your posture. When trying to develop good posture, repetition is very important. These suggestions need to be practiced frequently throughout your day – do not think of them as exercises to be done once a day and then forgotten. Try to find a cue that will remind you to do these activities frequently.
Shoulder: Rotator Cuff Isometric Program – Standing
ahc.aurorahealthcare.orgFor all exercises, stand with good posture by pulling your shoulder blades slightly down and inward. 1. Internal/External Rotation. Stand in a doorway with arm at side and elbow . bent to 90º. Place a small towel roll between arm and body. Press front or back of forearm into surface. Press as hard as you can without pain or discomfort
FLEXION / EXTENSION SIDEBENDING ROTATION
www.rosquistchiropractic.netSit upright with good posture. Hold your neck with your hands or sit or stand against a wall with the back of your head against the wall for some support.