Jules King Won’t Let Parkinson’s Take Over Her Life — CrossFit
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 Published On May 16, 2024

“I won't let Parkinson's take over my life or let it stop me doing anything.”

Jules King’s Parkinson’s disease was undiagnosed for 16 years before officially being diagnosed 10 years ago.

On her own accord, King walked into CrossFit Pembrokeshire and has been unstoppable as a human, a mother, and a competitive CrossFit athlete.

King, a neuromuscular adaptive athlete, has big plans for the 2024 competitive season — make it to the CrossFit Games.

Watch her full story —    • Jules King — Unstoppable With Parkins...  

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