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adls and cancer

Exercising with Cancer: Matching ADLs to keep you moving

Exercise is a crucial component of cancer care, and can play a vital role in helping cancer patients to manage symptoms, improve their quality of life, and potentially even improve their chances of survival. However, exercise prescription for cancer patients is not a one-size-fits-all approach and must be tailored to the individual needs and abilities […]

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cancer and exercise

Exercise as Prevention for Cancer-Related Muscle Loss

If you’ve ever known somebody with cancer, you will likely be familiar with the physical tolls of battling the disease. Often, over just a few weeks we are forced to standby and watch our loved ones drastically change shape as their muscle mass disappears.    Despite affecting the majority of cancer sufferers, up until recently,

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heart rate zones

Getting in the zone – How to use heart rate zones to get the most from your workouts

Last week we (hopefully) convinced you to begin tracking your heart rate in order to get the most out of your workouts. But once you’ve got that data at your fingertips, what exactly should you do with it? Today the goal is to empower you with that information!    Intensity matters    To build on

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blue zones

Movement Lessons – From the Healthiest People in the World! – The “Blue Zones”

Imagine if we could take the healthiest people in the world and ask them for all of their secrets? Lucky for us, somebody did exactly that! Call it a map of longevity, or the “blue zones”, representing global health hot-spots – places where people live the longest without chronic illness.    The concept of blue

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patient centred care

Putting the Patient at the Centre of Care

Ask any health care provider about patient centred care, and they will say, “Yes, of course we provide patient centered care!”   The phrase ‘patient centred care’ or ‘client centred care’ has become somewhat of a buzz-word in recent years, the meaning almost becoming synonymous with ‘wanting what is best’ for patients, or trying to

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breathwork

The Research Behind Breathwork

If you’ve worked with us before, you may have come across breathwork in your customers reports and email updates. In doing so, you may have wondered how something as basic as breathing, is going to help someone in their recovery.    As a company who prides themselves on using evidence-based practice, we thought it would

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aches

Combating ‘Aches and Pains’ with Exercise

The increasing incidence of aches and pains is something we reluctantly accept as we age… It’s not uncommon to hear comments along the lines of “my back just isn’t what it used to be,” or, “my … (insert body part) hurts, I must be getting old!” In fact, you may even be saying them yourself!

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