Cancer survivors often ask their doctors what they can do to improve their health. One answer is physical activity. Cancer survivors often suffer debilitating physical impairment. These side effects can often be ameliorated ...

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Cancer survivors often ask their doctors what they can do to improve their health. One answer is physical activity. Cancer survivors often suffer debilitating physical impairment. These side effects can often be ameliorated through a good exercise program. Exercise can be safe, well tolerated, and is associated with a reduced rate of recurrence. The American College of Sports Medicine encourages survivors to stay active. They also recommend strength training exercises involving all major muscle groups 2 to 3 days a week. This DVD, Strength Training-Getting Started will show you how to begin a strength training program which is a crucial component of a well-designed cancer exercise program.

  • Increase strength and energy level, cancer related fatigue, increase endurance, oncology exercise, safe for lymphedema, physical therapy, cancer fitness, cancer workout
  • Improve balance, posture, and safe for lymphedema, safe for osteoporosis, breast cancer guide, fitness during chemotherapy
  • Strengthen bones and build muscle, fitness during chemotherapy, breast cancer exercise
  • Increase self-confidence and sense of well being, exercise oncology, cancer exercise specialist
  • Reduce stress, anxiety, depression, and fatigue, cancer exercise trainer, joint pain, improve range of motion, tightness from radiation, scar tissue, mastectomy, reconstructive surgery

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