UpENDing Parkinson's with Molly Cupka, Ep. 146

Can Rock Climbing Help Fight Parkinson’s? Molly Cupka Says Yes—And She Has the Proof. What if scaling a rock wall could help someone with Parkinson’s move better, feel stronger, and even slow the progression of their disease? In this powerful episode, Be The Good with Kate welcomes Molly Cupka, founder of UpENDing Parkinson’s, to talk about how rock climbing is changing lives for people living with Parkinson’s. From former athletes to those who struggle to walk across a room, Molly has witnessed transformations that defy expectations. A lifelong athlete, certified trainer, and advocate for movement as medicine, Molly shares:Why rock climbing works so uniquely well for people with Parkinson’sHow her own love for the sport turned into a missionThe everyday adaptations that empower patients to keep movingAnd moments like watching someone who can barely walk climb to the top of a wall Whether you know someone with Parkinson’s, want to learn how movement can change the brain, or just love stories of human resilience—you need to hear this one. Connect with Molly & UpENDing Parkinson’s:  upendingparkinsons.org ** Thanks for listening! Easy and impactful way you can help this podcast reach more people? Share with a friend or leave a review on Apple or Spotify.  - To be notified of new episodes, sign up at: katecherichello.com/bethegood - Instagram @positively_kate  - LinkedIn at Kate Cherichello Tente - Podcast platforms: Be The Good with Kate  I love hearing from you -- Reach out anytime.  Because we need all the #goodnews we can get. **