Exercise with more complex symptoms
If your symptoms are more complex, focus on everyday movements and activities you have difficulty with. This could be practising getting up from a chair.
Supported workouts can help you stay safe and feel confident. Try chair-based exercise or exercise standing up while holding on to something sturdy.
Talk to a physiotherapist who knows about Parkinson’s for more advice and to plan the right exercise for you, especially if you're just getting started.
Many of our local groups across the UK offer exercise classes specifically designed for people with Parkinson’s, at all stages of the condition.
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3 things we know about exercise for with complex symptoms
It's good to focus on everyday movements and activities you have difficulty with.
The right exercise will strengthen your muscles, increase mobility in your joints and maintain your general health and fitness.
It's never too late to start - or push yourself to do a little more.
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Exercise with more complex symptoms
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Our exercise guidance is supported by the We Are Undefeatable campaign. The campaign aims to support people living with health conditions to build physical activity into their lives and to celebrate every victory - big or small.
Want help with starting to move more? The campaign is full of ideas and resources to help you start your journey to being active.