Gene Murphy, Push to Walk Board Chair and Entrepreneur, Highlights Push to Walk’s Service to NJ Paralysis Community
Gene Murphy, Push to Walk Board Chair and Entrepreneur, Highlights Push to Walk’s Service to NJ Paralysis Community “Leaders and organizations that lead with their hearts are more successful and drive better results than those that don’t,” writes Tommy Spaulding in The Heart Led Leader. Gene Murphy, the current chair of Push to Walk’s (PTW) […]
Push to Walk Cheers on US Hockey Team and NJ Olympian Kenny Agostino
(February15/Oakland) – In the pre-pandemic days of 2019, Kenny Agostino, a Flanders native and professional ice hockey player, visited Push to Walk, a nonprofit dedicated to helping individuals with spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries, multiple sclerosis, and other mobility-related conditions maintain their overall fitness and health. He took the time to meet with individuals […]
PTW’s Paralysis Community Continues to Embrace Olympic Spirit
PTW’s Paralysis Community Continues to Embrace Olympic Spirit It’s been a week since the winter Olympics concluded, but the Olympic spirit of the athletes endures well beyond the competitions on the mountain tops and in the ice rinks. I recently witnessed the Olympic spirit in action at Push to Walk (PTW), a nonprofit exercise facility […]
Push To Walk: 15 Years Strong
Push To Walk: 15 Years Strong Seventeen years ago, Darren, a college-bound high school hockey player and ski racer, dove off a boat into shallow water at the New Jersey shore. That dive resulted in a C5 spinal cord injury and Darren’s subsequent paralysis. It also inspired Darren and his mother, Cynthia Templeton, to establish […]
Push to Walk Marks 15 Years of Service to Paralysis Community
Push to Walk Marks 15 Years of Service to Paralysis Community (Oakland, NJ January 6, 2022) – On Saturday, January 15, Push to Walk, a 7,400 sq. ft. exercise facility in Oakland, New Jersey designed for individuals with spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries, stroke, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, and other forms of paralysis, will […]
