What they call their work
What they do
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Martial Arts Instruction and Training 1 activity
- Charge fees for participation in boxing classesOffers structured fee-based enrollment for boxing classes, including a monthly rate of $60–$75 for twice-weekly 90-minute sessions, with additional classes available on a pay-per-use basis.
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Fitness Training and Group Exercise Programs 1 activity
- Deliver Rock Steady Boxing fitness programs for individuals with Parkinson's diseaseProvides non-contact boxing-style fitness classes designed to improve balance, coordination, strength, and flexibility for people with Parkinson's disease. Classes are offered in-person at multiple locations including Conklin and Endicott, NY, Sayre, PA, and virtually via Zoom, with a recurring schedule throughout the week.
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Who runs it
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
|---|---|---|---|
| EVELYN DEELEY | Secretary | 20 | $8K |
| MARIE ABELLO | Vice President | 5 | $3K |
| SALVATORE JOHN CAPPELLO | President | 12 | $1K |
- ANDREW LONG — Director
- CAROLINE VADALA — Director
- CARRIE GOVAS — Director
- KEVIN COUGHLIN — Director
- LARI JO VICKERY — Director
- MARGHERITA VANDERMARK — Director
Who they work with
- Deeley Physical Therapy Partner — Hosts Rock Steady Boxing classes in Conklin, NY.
- Evelyn Deeley Partner — Contact person for scheduling assessments and enrollment in boxing classes.
- FWF Wellness Partner — Partner organization associated with Rock Steady Boxing programming, as indicated by logo placement.
- Johnson, Lauder, and Savidge Partner — Provided sponsorship support for the Rock Steady Boxing program.
- Millennium Pipeline Co Partner — Provided sponsorship support for the Rock Steady Boxing program.
- News Channel 34 Partner — Featured the Sayre location in a news segment.
- Rock Steady Boxing Network — Member organization delivering the Rock Steady Boxing program.
- The Gault Family Partner — Provided sponsorship support for the Rock Steady Boxing program.
How they approach the work
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- Exercise-as-Medicine for Parkinson's Symptomsmethodology: exercise-as-medicineBy using non-contact boxing-based exercise routines, we improve physical function and psychological well-being in people with Parkinson's, because structured, dynamic movement across all planes of motion directly counteracts motor symptoms and enhances neuroplasticity, while the empowering metaphor of "fighting" the disease boosts psychological resilience.