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boxers with Parkinson's Fight Club
Your personal insights & trends website
The boxers with Parkinson's Fight Club is your personal Parkinson's mini-website. You can log in from your phone, your tablet or your personal computer and have access to your assessment history, insights and trends.
Over time, Fight Club access and assessment flexibility will increase. Had your summer assessment at Rock Steady Boxing Chicago? Here it is. Had your winter Rock Steady assessment in Phoenix? Here it is. Had your winter assessment through Pedaling with Parkinson's at the local YMCA? Here it is. Want to share your Rock Steady assessment with Pedaling with Parkinson's? Done. Visiting a Rock Steady gym in Atlanta? Share your assessment history with them right here.
Coaches can give a fighter access and permission to use the Fight Club in just seconds from their PARS Fighter. Profile.
A new fighter comes in for their intake assessment and leaves as a member of the boxers with Parkinson's Fight Club!
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What does the fighter have access to?
Each FaST fighter will be provided with access to their assessment results, insights and trends. Fighter's can share their assessment information with family or their neurologist by printing from their browser or by sharing the information together online.
And the Fight Club will get richer over time. Initially it will include...
- FaST Insights and Trends
- Parkinson's Symptom Profile with Severity
- FaST Physical Assessment Test Results
- Quality of Life Results
- News and announcements
- FaST Abbreviations
- FaST Definitions
- FaST Scoring Overview
- About Us
- Caveats and Privacy Policy
All fighters who take advantage of a complete FaST physical assessment will be provided with access to the Fight Club. The PDQ is not required.
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Will Neurologists and physical therapists have access?
Not initially. While we are very interested if giving access to medical professionals, there are several obstacles including HIPPA compliance and large medical group rules regarding outside, third party services. While an intriguing idea, it will be down the road a bit.
Boxers with Parkinson's (c) 2022, 2023. A Washington 501c3 nonprofit organization.
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