THE BATTLE CANCER PROGRAM
Worldwide fitness support for those post-cancer
The number of people currently undergoing cancer treatment or post-treatment is at an all-time high. The great news is that more people are surviving cancer than ever before, but they often have no additional support after medical treatment.

It's our mission to support this growing cohort of survivors with a structured fitness plan and united community.

Using accessible equipment and simple functional fitness movements, the Battle Cancer Program is suitable for those post-cancer treatment at any age and fitness level.

Our program is based on research from MOVE Forward and the UTS Foundation.  The MOVE Forward initiative in Northern Ireland uses a 10-week CrossFit program for teens and young people post-cancer. The UTS Foundation helps the most vulnerable people in our community through education, sport, physical activity, rehabilitation and care.

We have consulted both Simon Darby, founder of MOVE Forward, and Dr Colin Robertson, Executive Director of the UTS Foundation to build the Battle Cancer Program - 12 weeks of two functional fitness classes per week specifically designed to make those post-cancer treatment fit for life.

With an army of fitness professionals ready to rebuild people physically, mentally and emotionally, we believe our program has the potential to impact the millions affected by cancer worldwide.

We offer our program in a number of gyms in the UK and US, as well as online.

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