1:1 CLINICAL DELIVERY
Is Rock Steady Boxing Right for Me?
If you are a healthcare professional dedicated to improving the lives of your clients with Parkinson’s disease, then Rock Steady Boxing (RSB) is a powerful addition to your therapeutic repertoire. Here’s why:
RSB is supported by scientific research demonstrating the benefits of multimodal exercise delivered at moderate to vigorous, intensity for people with Parkinson’s disease. Studies show that theis type of exercise can slow disease progression and improve quality of life. As a therapist, incorporating RSB allows you to use a proven method to help your clients manage their symptoms more effectively.
Completing the Rock Steady Boxing Clinician Training Camp will equip you with specialized skills to deliver 1:1 therapy sessions. This training enhances your ability to design and implement effective exercise programs tailored to the needs of individuals with Parkinson’s disease. It also opens up new opportunities for professional growth and client engagement.
RSB encourages a collaborative approach between clinicians and local RSB gyms. This continuum of care ensures that clients receive consistent and comprehensive support. As an RSB-trained clinician, you can provide specialized therapy and refer clients to group classes for ongoing exercise and socialization, creating a seamless care experience.
Becoming part of the Rock Steady Boxing community connects you with an international network of professionals committed to fighting Parkinson’s disease. This affiliation enhances your professional credibility and provides access to continuous education, resources, and support from peers and experts in the field.
As an RSB-certified clinician, you can attract new clients by offering a unique and highly sought-after service. The Rock Steady Boxing brand is trusted and respected, and affiliating with RSB can enhance your practice’s visibility and reputation.
Helping clients with Parkinson’s disease achieve greater independence, improved physical function, and enhanced quality of life is incredibly rewarding. Rock Steady Boxing allows you to make a significant and positive impact on your clients' lives, bringing personal and professional fulfillment.
If you’re ready to expand your professional credentials and improve the lives of people with Parkinson’s disease, Rock Steady Boxing is the right choice for you. Contact us to learn more about our Clinician Training Camp and how you can become an RSB-certified therapist.
What does training look like?
To become certified, clinicians must complete the approximately 8 hr online training prior to participating in a 2 day in-person training at our Indianapolis Headquarters.
Investment
- Training:
$899 for training including online and in-person training - Recertification fee:
$75 every 3 years to complete recertification exam
2025 Clinician Training Dates
- January 16-17, 2025- Indianapolis, IN
- April 24-25, 2025- Indianapolis, IN
- June 5-6, 2025- Indianapolis, IN
- July 17-18, 2025- Indianapolis, IN
- September 25-26, 2025- Indianapolis, IN
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs)
No, RSB Group exercise delivery is only available to be led by RSB Certified Coaches at a RSB Affiliate location. This Clinical certification is for 1:1 clinical delivery using the RSB method.
Yes, you will bill normal CPT codes just as you would any other treatment. For example, billing Therapeutic Exercise, Gait training, or Neuromuscular Reeducation.
If there is an RSB affiliate near you, you can complete the Coach bridge course and then lead the group exercise class at that affiliate. Contact us for information regarding the steps.
If there is no RSB affiliate near you, you will need to establish an affiliate location and complete the Coach bridge course. Contact us for information regarding the steps.
A standard therapy department will generally have the equipment you will need to start using the RSB method with your patients. Your patients will need boxing gloves. Over time, it could be nice to add some small equipment like focus mitts or a freestanding heavy bag.
Academic Delivery
- Graduate programs may host Rock Steady certification training on their campus
- Existing students, typically in at least their second year of training, may participate
- Often local clinicians, graduates, faculty, and clinical instructors also are frequently invited
- Online training will be completed prior to the in-person training which is typically delivered in one day.
- Costs generally depends on the number of participants and the cost of travel
- Benefits to the program include student certification beyond entry level education prior to graduation, engages the local clinical community with the graduate program, and gives a learning opportunity to clinical instructors.
