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Capoeira Classes Help Parkinson's Patients in Brazil

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NilmaTelesdeFreitas, an80-year-oldretiredteacherinBrazil, usedtohavedifficultieswithbalanceduetoherParkinson'sdisease.

尼爾瑪·特萊斯·德弗雷塔斯是巴西一位80歲的退休教師,她曾因帕金森氏症而難以保持平衡。

ShestartedattendingacapoeiraclassinRiodeJaneiro, specificallytailoredforindividualswithParkinson's.

她開始參加里約熱內盧的卡波耶拉課程,該課程專門為帕金森氏症患者開設。

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CapoeiraisamovementpracticeoriginatinginBrazilwithinenslavedcommunitiesandcombinesmartialarts, dance, ritual, andmusic.

卡波耶拉是一種起源於巴西奴隸社區的運動練習,融合了武術、舞蹈、儀式和音樂。

Thepracticehelpsimprovebalance, coordination, andstrengthinParkinson'spatients.

這種練習有助於改善帕金森氏症患者的平衡、協調和力量。

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AphysicaltherapistnamedRosimeirePeixotostartedaprojectcalled'Parkinsonnaginga'tointroducecapoeiratoParkinson'spatientsin 2018.

2018 年,一位名叫 Rosimeire Peixoto 的物理治療師啟動了一個名為「Parkinson na ginga」的項目,向帕金森氏症患者介紹卡波耶拉舞。

TheclassesareheldtwiceaweekinaculturalcenterinRio, helpingpatientsalleviatesomesymptomsofthedisease.

這些課程每週在裡約熱內盧的文化中心舉行兩次,幫助患者緩解一些疾病症狀。

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Thecapoeiracircleprovidesasenseofcamaraderieandsupportamongtheparticipants, addingasocialelementtotheclasses.

卡波耶拉圈在參與者之間營造了一種友愛和支持的感覺,為課堂增添了社交元素。

Participatingincapoeirahasbroughtjoyandimprovedwell-beingtothepatients, fosteringapositiveoutlookonlivingwithParkinson's.

參與卡波耶拉運動為患者帶來了歡樂,改善了健康狀況,培養了他們對帕金森氏症患者的積極生活態度。

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Nilma Teles de Freitas, an 80-year-old retired teacher in Brazil, used to have difficulties with balance due to her Parkinson's disease.

She started attending a capoeira class in Rio de Janeiro, specifically tailored for individuals with Parkinson's.

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Capoeira is a movement practice originating in Brazil within enslaved communities and combines martial arts, dance, ritual, and music.

The practice helps improve balance, coordination, and strength in Parkinson's patients.

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A physical therapist named Rosimeire Peixoto started a project called 'Parkinson na ginga' to introduce capoeira to Parkinson's patients in 2018.

The classes are held twice a week in a cultural center in Rio, helping patients alleviate some symptoms of the disease.

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The capoeira circle provides a sense of camaraderie and support among the participants, adding a social element to the classes.

Participating in capoeira has brought joy and improved well-being to the patients, fostering a positive outlook on living with Parkinson's.