Rock Steady Boxing in Bridgewater, NJ
Monday to Friday
8 AM to 5:30 PM
What Is Rock Steady Boxing?
Rock Steady Boxing is a non-contact, Parkinson’s-specific exercise program that uses boxing-style movements to help address the physical challenges caused by Parkinson’s disease. There is no sparring or physical contact. Instead, participants perform structured exercises such as punching drills, footwork, balance challenges, and functional strength training.
These exercises are designed to challenge both the body and brain, helping participants move better, react faster, and feel more confident in daily life.
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Rock Steady Boxing at Synaptic Rehabilitation
At Synaptic Rehabilitation, Rock Steady Boxing is offered as part of our comprehensive Parkinson’s care services. Sessions are guided by trained professionals with experience working with individuals living with Parkinson’s disease.
Our program emphasizes:
Safety and proper movement technique
Exercises adapted to each participant’s ability level
Gradual progression based on strength, balance, and mobility
A supportive and motivating group environment
Classes are held at our Bridgewater clinic:
1200 US Highway 22 East, Suite 4
Bridgewater, NJ 08807
Who Is Rock Steady Boxing For?
Rock Steady Boxing may be appropriate for individuals who:
Have been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease
Experience balance issues, stiffness, or slowed movement
Want a Parkinson’s-focused exercise program
Are looking for a structured, motivating group setting
Are already participating in physical therapy or neurological rehabilitation
Programs can be adapted for different stages of Parkinson’s, from early diagnosis to more advanced conditions.
What to Expect in a Rock Steady Boxing Class
Each Rock Steady Boxing session may include:
Dynamic warm-up and mobility exercises
Boxing-inspired punching drills (non-contact)
Footwork and agility training
Balance and coordination exercises
Strength and endurance activities
Cool-down and stretching
Exercises are modified as needed to ensure participants feel challenged while remaining safe and supported.
"Our goal is to help you move bigger, faster, and more confidently every day." - Dr. Steven Cheung
How Rock Steady Boxing Helps People with Parkinson’s
Parkinson’s disease can affect balance, posture, coordination, and movement speed. Rock Steady Boxing is designed to help address these challenges by promoting:
Improved balance and reduced fall risk
Increased strength and endurance
Better coordination and reaction time
Improved gait and posture
Greater confidence with daily activities
Many participants report feeling more in control of their movement and more confident in their independence.
Rock Steady Boxing and Physical Therapy
Rock Steady Boxing is most effective when combined with skilled physical therapy. At Synaptic Rehabilitation, we often integrate Parkinson’s-focused physical therapy with group-based exercise programs.
This allows patients to benefit from:
One-on-one movement assessment and treatment
Gait and balance training
Strength and mobility exercises
Ongoing, Parkinson’s-specific fitness programs
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Yes. Rock Steady Boxing is designed with Parkinson’s symptoms in mind. Exercises are adapted based on individual ability levels, balance, and mobility, and there is no sparring or physical contact involved.
No boxing experience is required. Rock Steady Boxing classes are designed for beginners and focus on movement, balance, and coordination rather than traditional boxing skills.
Rock Steady Boxing can benefit individuals at many stages of Parkinson’s, from early diagnosis to more advanced conditions. Programs are often modified to match each participant’s physical abilities and safety needs.
Yes. Many of the exercises used in Rock Steady Boxing target balance, footwork, posture, and coordination, which are commonly affected by Parkinson’s disease. These exercises may help improve walking confidence and reduce fall risk.
Rock Steady Boxing is a group-based exercise and fitness program, while physical therapy is one-on-one medical treatment. Many people with Parkinson’s benefit most when Rock Steady Boxing is combined with Parkinson’s-focused physical therapy.
Yes. Rock Steady Boxing often works well alongside physical therapy. Your physical therapist can help determine when and how to safely participate based on your mobility, balance, and overall condition.
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Get Started with Rock Steady Boxing in Bridgewater, NJ
If you or a loved one is living with Parkinson’s disease and looking for a safe, effective, and engaging exercise program, Rock Steady Boxing at Synaptic Rehabilitation may be a great fit.
Call now to sign up: 908-801-6425 to learn more about Rock Steady Boxing or to ask about current availability at our Bridgewater clinic.
