The Movers and Shakers is a British weekly podcast by a group of British public figures diagnosed with Parkinsons. In this episode they discuss exercise and have an interesting guest surgeon with Parkinsons discussing his views / science of Exercise an PD.
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My husband has listened to all of their podcasts and enjoys the banter and humour during their broadcasts. An interesting note, they all have personal trainers to help with exercise.
Hi Zelĺa. They do. How many of us can afford one of those. In terms of the group of peopĺe involved they're all privileged. They should includè somèone more 'ordinaŕy' to provide balance.However, taking it for what it is: it's informative in an entertaining way; some great guests.
Definitely they should have different guests, and they are in a privileged position. I worry about a personal trainer having expertise in PD, my husband has a chronic back issue as well which always bothers him with many exercises and if it gets worse than his ‘normal’ which is just about manageable he’s in agony!
I wondered what the hell do a bunch of Brits know about exercise. Except for Roger Bannister, I believe he was the first dude to break the 4-minute mile. But I got bored and finally listened. I'd forgotten that the accent makes everyone sound super-smart. AS they were talking I kept hearing cartoon elephants from Disney's The Jungle Book.
Strange thought about a nation that invented the international games of football, tennis, golf,cricket, rugby, squash..😀
You forgot table tennis, netball and.... darts 😊
Oh yes. Thanks also...queensbury rules boxing (which the UK has held heavyweight world titles for nigh on 10 years) and caber throwing...😆
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