Event Type : MIND

PWR!Moves are performed with BIG, high effort, and goal oriented movements in multiple postures (floor, all 4’s, sitting, and standing). They specifically target skills shown by research to interfere with mobility in people with PD (a combination of upright posture, weight shifting, and spine flexibility).

PWR!Moves are performed with BIG, high effort, and goal oriented movements in multiple postures (floor, all 4’s, sitting, and standing). They specifically target skills shown by research to interfere with mobility in people with PD (a combination of upright posture, weight shifting, and spine flexibility).

PWR!Moves are performed with BIG, high effort, and goal oriented movements in multiple postures (floor, all 4’s, sitting, and standing). They specifically target skills shown by research to interfere with mobility in people with PD (a combination of upright posture, weight shifting, and spine flexibility).

PWR!Moves are performed with BIG, high effort, and goal oriented movements in multiple postures (floor, all 4’s, sitting, and standing). They specifically target skills shown by research to interfere with mobility in people with PD (a combination of upright posture, weight shifting, and spine flexibility).

PWR!Moves are performed with BIG, high effort, and goal oriented movements in multiple postures (floor, all 4’s, sitting, and standing). They specifically target skills shown by research to interfere with mobility in people with PD (a combination of upright posture, weight shifting, and spine flexibility).

PWR!Moves are performed with BIG, high effort, and goal oriented movements in multiple postures (floor, all 4’s, sitting, and standing). They specifically target skills shown by research to interfere with mobility in people with PD (a combination of upright posture, weight shifting, and spine flexibility).

PWR!Moves are performed with BIG, high effort, and goal oriented movements in multiple postures (floor, all 4’s, sitting, and standing). They specifically target skills shown by research to interfere with mobility in people with PD (a combination of upright posture, weight shifting, and spine flexibility).

PWR!Moves are performed with BIG, high effort, and goal oriented movements in multiple postures (floor, all 4’s, sitting, and standing). They specifically target skills shown by research to interfere with mobility in people with PD (a combination of upright posture, weight shifting, and spine flexibility).

PWR!Moves are performed with BIG, high effort, and goal oriented movements in multiple postures (floor, all 4’s, sitting, and standing). They specifically target skills shown by research to interfere with mobility in people with PD (a combination of upright posture, weight shifting, and spine flexibility).

PWR!Moves are performed with BIG, high effort, and goal oriented movements in multiple postures (floor, all 4’s, sitting, and standing). They specifically target skills shown by research to interfere with mobility in people with PD (a combination of upright posture, weight shifting, and spine flexibility).

PWR!Moves are performed with BIG, high effort, and goal oriented movements in multiple postures (floor, all 4’s, sitting, and standing). They specifically target skills shown by research to interfere with mobility in people with PD (a combination of upright posture, weight shifting, and spine flexibility).

PWR!Moves are performed with BIG, high effort, and goal oriented movements in multiple postures (floor, all 4’s, sitting, and standing). They specifically target skills shown by research to interfere with mobility in people with PD (a combination of upright posture, weight shifting, and spine flexibility).

PWR!Moves are performed with BIG, high effort, and goal oriented movements in multiple postures (floor, all 4’s, sitting, and standing). They specifically target skills shown by research to interfere with mobility in people with PD (a combination of upright posture, weight shifting, and spine flexibility).

PWR!Moves are performed with BIG, high effort, and goal oriented movements in multiple postures (floor, all 4’s, sitting, and standing). They specifically target skills shown by research to interfere with mobility in people with PD (a combination of upright posture, weight shifting, and spine flexibility).

PWR!Moves are performed with BIG, high effort, and goal oriented movements in multiple postures (floor, all 4’s, sitting, and standing). They specifically target skills shown by research to interfere with mobility in people with PD (a combination of upright posture, weight shifting, and spine flexibility).

PWR!Moves are performed with BIG, high effort, and goal oriented movements in multiple postures (floor, all 4’s, sitting, and standing). They specifically target skills shown by research to interfere with mobility in people with PD (a combination of upright posture, weight shifting, and spine flexibility).

PWR!Moves are performed with BIG, high effort, and goal oriented movements in multiple postures (floor, all 4’s, sitting, and standing). They specifically target skills shown by research to interfere with mobility in people with PD (a combination of upright posture, weight shifting, and spine flexibility).

PWR!Moves are performed with BIG, high effort, and goal oriented movements in multiple postures (floor, all 4’s, sitting, and standing). They specifically target skills shown by research to interfere with mobility in people with PD (a combination of upright posture, weight shifting, and spine flexibility).

PWR!Moves are performed with BIG, high effort, and goal oriented movements in multiple postures (floor, all 4’s, sitting, and standing). They specifically target skills shown by research to interfere with mobility in people with PD (a combination of upright posture, weight shifting, and spine flexibility).

PWR!Moves are performed with BIG, high effort, and goal oriented movements in multiple postures (floor, all 4’s, sitting, and standing). They specifically target skills shown by research to interfere with mobility in people with PD (a combination of upright posture, weight shifting, and spine flexibility).

PWR!Moves are performed with BIG, high effort, and goal oriented movements in multiple postures (floor, all 4’s, sitting, and standing). They specifically target skills shown by research to interfere with mobility in people with PD (a combination of upright posture, weight shifting, and spine flexibility).