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Practiced for centuries by Afro-Brazilians, Capoeira is now helping Parkinson’s patients in Rio de Janeiro improve mental health, alleviate symptoms, and regain strength.
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Led by physical therapist Rosimeire Peixoto, the adapted classes take place twice a week in the Progress Foundry, fostering both movement and a sense of community.
Capoeira is considered both a martial art and a dance, combining ritual, exercise, spirituality, and music.
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