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Pilates 4 Parkinson's strives to provide comprehensive and authentic information about Pilates movement for Parkinson's disease. As the Pilates Method evolves in diversity and application, so too does the research and understanding of Parkinson's disease. Until there is a cure, and well afterwards, P4P is committed to delivering quality and efficacious programming based on the latest research to improve the quality of life for those on the PD journey.
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