Energizing, adaptable and non-contact conditioning that builds strength and confidence.
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Non-contact boxing is one of the most engaging ways to build strength, coordination and confidence in older adults. Working with pads and gentle combinations, residents improve upper-body strength, hand-eye coordination and reaction time, and it is often used to support residents managing Parkinson's and other conditions. It is fun, empowering and completely adaptable.
Improves upper-body strength and hand-eye coordination.
Pad work and combinations, no sparring, fully scaled.
Often used to support residents managing Parkinson's.
Empowering movement residents feel proud of.
Designed for residents who want energizing, non-contact conditioning that sharpens coordination, reaction time and confidence.
Yes. Orion boxing is entirely non-contact, using pads and light combinations, and every movement is scaled to the resident.
Yes. Boxing can be done seated, so it is accessible to residents with a range of mobility.
Non-contact boxing is widely used to support movement, coordination and confidence for residents managing Parkinson's.
Non-contact boxing sharpens coordination, reaction time and cardiovascular fitness, and is especially valuable for residents managing Parkinson's, building confidence along the way.
Yes. Orion's boxing is fully non-contact and adapted for seniors, focusing on controlled movement, so residents get the benefits without the risk.