Pittsburgh Sports and Fitness, LLC

02/19/2026

Beaver County Parkinson’s Training - strength training, voice, cognition, stretching, and activities to train the brain and the body to improve symptoms. Thursdays 11am at Center at the Mall.
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Parkinson Foundation Western Pennsylvania

01/17/2026

Parkinson's Exercise Programs in Beaver County:
Mondays 11am - Virtual (sign up link below) Parkinson Foundation Western Pennsylvania
https://pfwpa.org/events/event/delay-the-disease-with-duane-hardek/

Thursdays 11am Live Class- Center at the Mall

In-home appointments scheduled throughout the week.

Training includes exercise training, voice exercises, cognitive skills, and health coaching.

Feel free to contact at Duane.Hardek@gmail.com or call or text 412.607.3544 for more information.

Delay The Disease SIGN UP BELOW Monday, 11:00 am - 12:00 pm Instructor: Duane Hardek This virtual exercise class offers a unique blend of functional exercise along with a presentation of a weekly health and wellness topic. This class is the only one of its kind – in addition to providing effective...

07/21/2025

Injury prevention #1. Helping athletes to create goals, learn to train to meet those goals, and improve health and fitness. Dylan is doing all of those!

04/20/2025

Happy Easter to our Parkinson’s and medical exercise community! The Easter Bunny stopped by on Thursday to get ready for a big weekend.

11/25/2024

If you missed WPXI-TV Pittsburgh Channel 11 news about Pittsburgh being part of the Parkinson’s Belt, here is the link to the article and video. It highlights some people we know in Pittsburgh who have PD, and also spotlights Christine Haythorn and all the wonderful work and resources that Parkinson Foundation Western Pennsylvania does to support our local community. Pittsburgh Sports and Fitness, LLC does weekly group and individual in-home trainings each week.

Research studies show that we are a hot spot, with the second-highest rates in the country.

11/13/2024

Behavioral health coaching is highly beneficial for people with chronic health conditions because it provides personalized support to help individuals manage their health more effectively. Through a single call or a series of follow-up calls, patients receive tailored guidance on setting achievable goals, improving self-care routines, and adopting healthier behaviors. This ongoing support helps patients build confidence in their ability to manage their condition, reduce stress, and overcome barriers that might hinder their progress. The interactive nature of behavioral health coaching empowers patients to address emotional and psychological factors that impact their health, fostering greater adherence to treatment plans, improving quality of life, and ultimately enhancing long-term health outcomes.

Contact us at 412.607.3544 or Duane.Hardek@gmail.com

07/24/2024

Every week that we train together for Joe’s Parkinson’s, we talk about the Pirates. Today he got to throw out the first pitch at the game and we practiced at yesterday’s session while working out. We are all proud of you Joe!
- Duane
Parkinson Foundation Western Pennsylvania
Total HealthWorks
Center at the Mall
Pittsburgh Pirates

06/14/2024

Parkinson’s exercise training….one step at a time…literally…one of my clients who couldn’t lift his arm over his head a few weeks ago. Fight rigidity and fight Parkinson’s!

05/29/2024

Helping Parkinson’s clients set and achieve goals is critical to their training. Joe said he wanted to putt again and found a way to hit his goal this week! We do in-home personal training throughout Pittsburgh.
Parkinson Foundation Western Pennsylvania
Center at the Mall

05/23/2024

20 Years of Parkinson's...this video says it all...determination...put the walker aside. Exercise works. Go Charlie!
Parkinson Foundation Western Pennsylvania
Total HealthWorks

04/18/2024

Today is National Exercise Day! Exercise is an important part of my life. Owning a business in which I primarily train people with Parkinson’s and other neurological conditions is extremely rewarding. My one-on-one clients and those in our group classes are a true inspiration to so many. Keep up all of your hard work!
-Duane

04/11/2024

Today is World Parkinson’s Day. Barb is very kind and brought 30 tulips to class and gave one to each person. Our class has built their own community in which they stay for lunch, share information, and form many long term friendships.