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University of the Sunshine Coast
A new USC study by an exercise physiologist aims to discover the potential benefits of aquatic walking compared to land walking for people with early stage Parkinson’s Disease.
Sarah Latif, a 2010 USC Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science graduate, is undertaking the Master’s research after 10 years working in her private practice across the Gympie region.
“Parkinson’s is a neurological condition that’s becoming more common, and walking is recommended for patients,” she said.
“However, there is a knowledge gap for specific exercise measures and aquatic rehabilitation for non-motor symptoms such neurogenic orthostatic hypotension (low blood pressure on changing body position).