In this conversation, JC, a clinical exercise physiologist and cancer exercise specialist, discusses the importance of exercise for cancer survivors.

He emphasizes the need for individualized routines, the significance of warm-ups, and the core movement patterns essential for recovery.

JC provides a structured approach to creating effective workout routines while considering the unique limitations of each individual.

He also offers resources for those looking to implement these strategies in their fitness journey.

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Takeaways

Exercise is crucial for cancer survivors to improve quality of life.

Individualized routines are necessary due to varying side effects of cancer treatment.

The 10 minute rule helps assess energy levels before workouts.

Warm-ups should activate muscles and prepare the body for exercise.

Core movement patterns include squats, lunges, and presses.

Combining harder exercises with easier ones can optimize workouts.

Focus on stability exercises for core strength before progressing to more advanced movements.

Two sets of exercises are sufficient for most cancer survivors.

Tailor exercises to accommodate individual limitations and energy levels.

Resources are available to help create structured workout plans.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Cancer Exercise Rehabilitation

02:49 Understanding Individual Needs in Exercise

06:06 The Importance of Warm-Up and Activation

08:58 Core Movement Patterns for Cancer Survivors

11:48 Structuring Your Workout Routine

15:14 Tailoring Exercises to Individual Limitations

18:08 Final Thoughts and Resources for Cancer Survivors

In this conversation, JC, a clinical exercise physiologist and cancer exercise specialist, shares his journey into helping cancer survivors through exercise. He discusses the unique challenges faced by cancer patients in maintaining physical activity and the importance of personalized exercise plans tailored to their needs.

JC emphasizes the transformative power of exercise as a vehicle for achieving meaningful life goals and highlights the accessibility and affordability of online coaching for cancer survivors. He also addresses the prevalence of misinformation in the fitness industry and the need for qualified professionals in the field.

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Takeaways:

JC helps cancer survivors build muscle and gain strength.

He saw a need to help others in health and fitness.

Exercise benefits are greater for those who are deconditioned.

Exercise is a vehicle to reach meaningful goals.

Many cancer patients feel out of place in traditional fitness settings.

Online coaching provides access to personalized exercise plans.

Financial toxicity affects cancer patients' access to care.

Misinformation in fitness can lead to worse health outcomes.

Qualified professionals in cancer exercise are rare.

JC's mission is to fill the gap in cancer rehabilitation.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Cancer Exercise Support

10:00 The Journey into Oncology Fitness

19:59 The Importance of Personalized Exercise Plans

26:10 Access and Affordability in Cancer Care

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Hosted by JC, a clinical exercise physiologist and cancer exercise specialist, this podcast dives into practical tips and strategies to maintain a healthy and active lifestyle post-surgery.

Discover how to overcome common fears, build core strength safely, and embrace a supportive fitness routine tailored for people with an ostomy bag.

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Key Takeaways:

• You can exercise with an ostomy bag.
• Avoid crunching or sit-ups after surgery.
• A weak core increases hernia risk.
• Control your movement and breathing
• Bracing protects your back during lifts.
• Avoid twisting and jumping vigorously.
• Wear supportive clothing for comfort.
• Most exercises can be safe with precautions.

00:00 Introduction to Exercising with an Ostomy

02:57 Understanding Core Strength and Hernia Risks

05:49 Movement Control and Proper Breathing Techniques

08:46 Bracing Techniques for Safety in Lifting

12:05 Exercise Selection and Comfort Considerations

Keywords: ostomy bag, exercise, core strength, hernia, movement control, breathing techniques, bracing, exercise selection, cancer exercise specialist, fitness

In this episode, JC, a clinical exercise physiologist and cancer exercise specialist, discusses the importance of exercise for cancer survivors, addressing common fears and myths surrounding exercise during and after treatment.

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• Exercise with lymphedema
• Exercise with an ostomy bag
• Exercise after lymph node removal
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Key Takeaways

• Your fear is valid and normal after cancer treatment.
• Exercise reduces the risk of cancer recurrence.
• You can exercise safely with a port or line in.
• Walking is a great starting point for exercise.
• Stretching and mobility can help build confidence.
• Avoid contact sports after surgery.
• You can lift more than five to ten pounds after clearance.
• The 10-minute rule helps assess your readiness for exercise.
• Building strength can be achieved with minimal workouts.
• Resources are available for further guidance on exercise.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Cancer Exercise Coaching

02:56 Understanding Fears and Myths in Cancer Exercise

05:47 Addressing Common Concerns: Ports and Surgery

09:11 The Importance of Movement Post-Surgery

12:05 Breaking Away from Fear: Starting with Walking

14:51 Building Confidence Through Stretching and Mobility

18:11 Exercises to Avoid and Safety Guidelines

21:07 Creating a Personalized Exercise Routine

23:58 The Role of Warm-ups and Fatigue Management

26:52 Conclusion and Resources for Cancer Survivors

Keywords

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