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Adaptive bike rides help those with Parkinson’s

Adaptive BIKETOWN, the Portland Bureau of Transportation and Kerr Bikes provide short-term rentals of adaptive bicycles to provide safe exercise for those with movement disorders like Parkinson’s. Christopher Redmond has been exercising for the last three years to slow his Parkinson’s progression. "Exercise is actually defined as medicine," he said. Kristy Fleming’s father Ed had Parkinson's. She says exercising stimulates dopamine and more of that means better motor function. Helping to connect the brain to the body. "A lot of times people with the systems of tremors, will experience less tremors with exercise." Near OMSI, Kerr Bikes operations manager Ryan Ross will fit the bike to the capabilities of the rider. “I truly love trying to figure out how we can make someone enjoy their bike ride a little bit more." Learn more at www.pedalsupport.org Subscribe:    / kgwnews8   Watch the latest KGW newscast: https://www.kgw.com/watch Get the KGW app: https://kgw.com/appredirect