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We’re pleased to share a recent wellness tip from local Lighthouse Fitness Studio owner, Kim Crowley, who is also one of our Parkinson’s Fitness instructors! Kim is well known in her Marblehead hometown and the wider North Shore community for her enthusiastic, positive approach in motivating people of all ages and abilities to be as active as possible. To read Kim’s exercise tip in the March 23rd Marblehead Weekly News article, click here, then click the small newspaper image once, scroll to the gray bar at the bottom and then to the right to Article 14. Please also take a moment to meet each of our Parkinson’s Fitness instructors by clicking here!
Practice personal safety at ALL times when venturing outdoors or exercising inside. Promise yourselves to try some type of movement every day! Download a printable “how-to” information chart created by the National Parkinson’s Foundation for some helpful guidelines!
c/o Keith and Linda Hall
46 Brittania Circle
Salem, MA 01970
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