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Rock Steady boxing offers a way for Parkinson's patients to fight back
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There are some new boxing champs in town and they're fighting back against Parkinson's one jab at a time. Rock Steady boxing is a program at the Staunton and Augusta YMCA. The program uses non-contact boxing movements to slow down the ...




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