Michael Quaglia- 15 yrs with PD, Rock Steady Boxing, Radio Parkies & 2 Mikes Podcast

[Michel0220]

I had the pleasure of interviewing Michael yesterday and found him extremely inspiring.

Diagnosed in 2006, Michael is dedicated to helping others manage Parkinson’s. He has done this in co-founding an affiliate of Rock Steady Boxing in 2014, working with Radioparkies since 2016 and setting up the “2 Mike’s” Parkinson’s podcast.

Radioparkies give a forum to people with Parkinson’s to openly talk about their diagnosis and how they deal with their symptoms of PD.

If you missed this great speaker session, or just want to watch it again, then click the link to our YouTube channel here youtu.be/Z4TAVKE2SiU(Not working as expected?)

Radioparkies.com: live every Thursday evening at 6:00 PM EST.

2 Mike’s Parkinson’s Podcast: parkinsonspodcast.net

[laglag]

I totally agree with everything Michael said about Rock Steady Boxing.

Here is the video that he was going to show.

youtu.be/SAGCi64mE0g(Not working as expected?)

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[Michel0220 in reply to laglag]

Thank you laglag. I tried to play the video during the interview but participants could not hear the sound. I figured out afterwards what the problem was: me using AirPods!

[JakeMax]

Great talk by Michael. Michel well hosted and reinforcement that if anything can be a 'Silver Bullet' then high intensity exercise ticks most of the boxes.

[Michel0220]

Thank you Jake. I used to practice kickboxing a few years ago and his interview made me want to go back to it. My strength and body coordination will not be the same but I can see how this may help neuro generation and brain plasticity.

[JakeMax in reply to Michel0220]

Anywhere you can develop some rhythm at high intensity can increase neuroplasticity

[Propertytyphoon]

Very enjoyable and thanks for the YouTube link