Author/Cyclist - Brian Hall

Giant Bicycles approached Brian in early July of 2021, about doing a film on how the "bicycle" changed his life. A short 16 minute movie was the result of that initial conversation between Brian and Giant. Brian remarked, "I am so proud of what we all have achieved with producing this little film together. I pray that it brings hope to others in the world who need it. It has been both an honor, and a privilege to be selected by Giant for this life changing opportunity. Thank you, all!"

Plan A Films, the company chosen to film and produce the piece for Giant Bicycles, is currently in the middle of producing a documentary film based on Brian's life & book, entitled "Not Afraid to Fall - The Brian Hall Story" Stay tuned for more details, COMING SOON...

The Image above is of Brian pedaling up the 22 percent grade Auto Road right before summiting Mount Washington in the MWARBH Race, August 20, 2022. Brian's time this year was, 1:11:57. Which significantly surpassed his personal goal of 2 hours. Giant offered Brian complete technical support for this years event.

Thank you so much, Giant!

Watch The Giant Bicycle Short Film

Let's take the "PARK" out of Parkinson's disease.

Author Brian Hall has lived with symptoms of Parkinson’s disease since he was 14 years of age, 46 years now. Brian feels his greatest achievement in all that time has been finding a balanced lifestyle in the wake of his challenging situation. Learn how Brian found himself and his balance in the pages of, “Not Afraid to Fall.”

To get your copy of this inspirational book on Parkinson's disease click, "Buy Now" to purchase directly from the publisher, "BookBaby," or chose one of your favorite major book retailers from the list provided below

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Brian’s Neurologist of more than 20 years says

Quotes From the "Foreword" of Not Afraid to Fall.

"I am strongly recommending this book to nurses, health care providers, medical students, and physicians at all levels. The book reminds us that medical illnesses and their treatments have many effects on patients well beyond our office, the hospital, and the doctor-patient relationship. While it can be difficult, if the medical professions do not take these effects into consideration, we cannot fully treat the whole patient."

"Family and friends of patients with any chronic illnesses will also benefit from reading this book. We often tend to withdraw from those with illnesses that are difficult for us to comprehend and cannot relate. Brian shows us how important those family members and friends are in his struggles. Their ability to sympathize, understand, and assist are crucial to his or her battles to live a more satisfactory and productive life."

"Finally, this book deserves to not only be read but to become a guide for those with any chronic illness, not just Parkinson’s disease. It is not how Brian responds to his specific illness but that he does respond. Each patient will have their own specific problems to face. Brian shows that with grit, determination, and help from others rewards are obtainable. He encourages others to find their own compromise with their own illness and to struggle on!"

Dr. E. Prather Palmer