This session is an introduction to the essential considerations including treatment, side effects, contraindications, and evidence-based exercise guidelines to ensure safe and effective programming. Gain the knowledge and confidence to support cancer survivors in rebuilding strength, improving quality of life, and achieving long-term wellness.
Key Takeaways:
- Describe the short- and long-term effects of cancer treatments on physical function, fatigue, and overall health to inform exercise planning.
- Apply evidence-based guidelines to safely design and modify exercise programs that support recovery, enhance strength, and improve quality of life in cancer survivors.
- Recognize the emotional and psychological challenges faced by cancer survivors and implement communication strategies that foster resilience, motivation, and trust.
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On Oct 24th, 2025
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Dan Mikeska, DHSc
Dan’s mission is to increase the quality of life by connecting education, medicine, and fitness. He earned a Master’s in Human Movement and Doctorate in Health Science, and most recently earned a Higher Education Teaching certificate from Harvard University. In addition to being an author and speaker, Dan also teaches Exercise Science and Kinesiology for a few different undergraduate and graduate programs.
Christine Conti, M.Ed
Christine is the CEO of FITFIXNOW, one of the leading online continuing education providers for fitness professionals and founder of ContiFit LLC. She is the recipient of the IDEA World 2023 Fitness Instructor of the Year, COO of Reinventing the Woman International, and the Co-Host of the Two Fit Crazies and a Microphone Podcast.
