Assessment of upper limb fitness of people with Parkinson's disease practicing Nordic walking
29 Mar 2025
CONCLUSIONS
(1) The study shows that systematic participation of people with Parkinson's disease in Nordic walking activities has a beneficial effect on improving upper limb fitness.
2.The results prove that Nordic walking increases the mobility of people with Parkinson's disease, lasting up to 5 months after exercise.
3. Nordic walking is an effective and safe way to increase the activity of people with Parkinson's disease and improve their quality of life.
(1) The study shows that systematic participation of people with Parkinson's disease in Nordic walking activities has a beneficial effect on improving upper limb fitness.
2.The results prove that Nordic walking increases the mobility of people with Parkinson's disease, lasting up to 5 months after exercise.
3. Nordic walking is an effective and safe way to increase the activity of people with Parkinson's disease and improve their quality of life.
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