July 10, 2017 - Tim Hague Sr

Founder of U-turn Parkinson’s, Tim Hague Sr. does a yoga pose Monday July 10, 2017. Tim runs the Winnipeg charity and advocacy group that helps people with Parkinson’s disease live well through boxing exercises. Now he’s about to launch a special yoga program for the same purpose. (David Lipnowski for Metro News)

Founder of U-turn Parkinson’s, Tim Hague Sr. does a yoga pose Monday July 10, 2017. Tim runs the Winnipeg charity and advocacy group that helps people with Parkinson’s disease live well through boxing exercises. Now he’s about to launch a special yoga program for the same purpose. (David Lipnowski for Metro News)

Founder of U-turn Parkinson’s, Tim Hague Sr. does a yoga pose Monday July 10, 2017. Tim runs the Winnipeg charity and advocacy group that helps people with Parkinson’s disease live well through boxing exercises. Now he’s about to launch a special yoga program for the same purpose. (David Lipnowski for Metro News)

Founder of U-turn Parkinson’s, Tim Hague Sr. does a yoga pose Monday July 10, 2017. Tim runs the Winnipeg charity and advocacy group that helps people with Parkinson’s disease live well through boxing exercises. Now he’s about to launch a special yoga program for the same purpose. (David Lipnowski for Metro News)

Founder of U-turn Parkinson’s, Tim Hague Sr. does a yoga pose Monday July 10, 2017. Tim runs the Winnipeg charity and advocacy group that helps people with Parkinson’s disease live well through boxing exercises. Now he’s about to launch a special yoga program for the same purpose. (David Lipnowski for Metro News)

Founder of U-turn Parkinson’s, Tim Hague Sr. does a yoga pose Monday July 10, 2017. Tim runs the Winnipeg charity and advocacy group that helps people with Parkinson’s disease live well through boxing exercises. Now he’s about to launch a special yoga program for the same purpose. (David Lipnowski for Metro News)

Founder of U-turn Parkinson’s, Tim Hague Sr. does a yoga pose Monday July 10, 2017. Tim runs the Winnipeg charity and advocacy group that helps people with Parkinson’s disease live well through boxing exercises. Now he’s about to launch a special yoga program for the same purpose. (David Lipnowski for Metro News)

Founder of U-turn Parkinson’s, Tim Hague Sr. does a yoga pose Monday July 10, 2017. Tim runs the Winnipeg charity and advocacy group that helps people with Parkinson’s disease live well through boxing exercises. Now he’s about to launch a special yoga program for the same purpose. (David Lipnowski for Metro News)

Founder of U-turn Parkinson’s, Tim Hague Sr. does a yoga pose Monday July 10, 2017. Tim runs the Winnipeg charity and advocacy group that helps people with Parkinson’s disease live well through boxing exercises. Now he’s about to launch a special yoga program for the same purpose. (David Lipnowski for Metro News)

Founder of U-turn Parkinson’s, Tim Hague Sr. does a yoga pose Monday July 10, 2017. Tim runs the Winnipeg charity and advocacy group that helps people with Parkinson’s disease live well through boxing exercises. Now he’s about to launch a special yoga program for the same purpose. (David Lipnowski for Metro News)

Founder of U-turn Parkinson’s, Tim Hague Sr. does a yoga pose Monday July 10, 2017. Tim runs the Winnipeg charity and advocacy group that helps people with Parkinson’s disease live well through boxing exercises. Now he’s about to launch a special yoga program for the same purpose. (David Lipnowski for Metro News)

Founder of U-turn Parkinson’s, Tim Hague Sr. does a yoga pose Monday July 10, 2017. Tim runs the Winnipeg charity and advocacy group that helps people with Parkinson’s disease live well through boxing exercises. Now he’s about to launch a special yoga program for the same purpose. (David Lipnowski for Metro News)

Founder of U-turn Parkinson’s, Tim Hague Sr. does a yoga pose Monday July 10, 2017. Tim runs the Winnipeg charity and advocacy group that helps people with Parkinson’s disease live well through boxing exercises. Now he’s about to launch a special yoga program for the same purpose. (David Lipnowski for Metro News)