Exercise and Cancer Survivorship – The Next Step If you have personally gone through cancer surgery/treatment, you will understand what I am about to share with you. At the end of active treatment, many survivors often have mixed emotions that range from relief that their treatment is over…
Continue Reading→Customized Exercise Programming – Brain Cancer
Customized Exercise Programming - Brain Cancer There were 296,851 new cases and approximately 241,037 deaths worldwide in 2018. Roughly 2/3 of all brain tumors are benign (non-cancerous). While a non-cancerous lesion would not be alarming in most parts of the body, the skull provides no room to accommodate…
Continue Reading→Customized Exercise Programming – Ovarian Cancer
Customized Exercise Programming - Ovarian Cancer Ovarian cancer is the eighth most commonly occurring cancer in women and the 18th most commonly occurring cancer overall. There were 295,414 new cases and 184,799 deaths worldwide in 2018. Usually by the time ovarian cancer is detected, it has spread to…
Continue Reading→Customized Exercise Programming – Colorectal Cancer
Customized Exercise Programming - Colorectal Cancer Customized Exercise Programming Colorectal Cancer cancer is the third most commonly occurring cancer in men and the second most commonly occurring cancer in women. There were over 1.93 million new cases and 0.94 million deaths worldwide in 2020. Incidence rates have been decreasing for…
Continue Reading→How to Create The First Two Weeks of Exercise Using the BOSU(R) Balance Trainer- Breast Cancer
When you begin to work with a new client, especially a breast cancer survivor, the first 2 weeks are incredibly important in setting the stage for a longer term program. This sample 2 week program will help guide you through your first two weeks as a current or…
Continue Reading→How to Create The First Two Weeks of Exercise – Post Head/Neck Cancer Surgery
When you begin to work with a new client, especially a cancer survivor, the first 2 weeks are incredibly important in setting the stage for a longer term program. This example 2 week program will help guide you through your first two weeks as a current or prospective…
Continue Reading→Using the BOSU(R) Balance Trainer for Breast Cancer Recovery
One of the most important, if not THE most important part of recovery from the debilitating side-effects of breast cancer surgery and treatment is correcting postural deviations that are the result of muscle imbalances. We must re-educate the body to restore its’ normal balance. Most of us think…
Continue Reading→Top Exercises following Breast Cancer Reconstruction
The recovery from breast cancer often involves reconstructive surgery that can impact muscles and movement elsewhere in the body. Cancer Exercise Specialist training provides you with the guidance to understand the different surgical procedures, their impacts, and how to design safe and effective exercise programs that take into…
Continue Reading→Top Exercises for Lymphedema Prevention & Management with Cancer Survivors
For many cancer survivors the treatments impact the lymphatic system, part of the circulatory system that is vital for immune function. Lymphedema is caused by a blockage of lymphatic system, and it is a long-term condition where excess fluid collects in tissues causing swelling (edema). Lymphedema commonly affects one…
Continue Reading→Researchers are studying the link between sleep and cancer
Cancer Treatment Centers of America - A poor night’s sleep not only makes getting through the day difficult, it also may increase your risk of disease, especially if you suffer from chronic lack of sleep. Inadequate sleep has been associated with obesity, diabetes, stroke, heart disease and cancer.…
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