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Fitness Center Works With People With Parkinson’s and Other Neurological Diseases

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Day One Fitness in Beech Island looks like a typical gym.

The metal building has large open spaces with cardio and weight equipment. Speed bags line part of a wall, and heavy punching bags are under a circular sign reading “pain center.”

What’s different about this gym, though, are its client...

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