When LSVT BIG first emerged as a rehabilitation protocol for Parkinson’s disease, its core insight was deceptively simple: train the nervous system to move bigger, and daily function follows. The intensive, amplitude-focused program, sixteen one-hour sessions over four weeks, works by retraining sensory perception alongside motor output, helping patients recognize that movements which feel exaggerated are, in fact, simply normal. That principle, it turns out, may travel well beyond Parkinson’s disease.
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