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Who Else Wants to Help Their Client’s Beat Cancer with ExerciseA Step-By-Step Guide on Designing an Exercise Program for Your Client’s Recovering from CancerComponent #1 – Cancer FAQDiscover the essentials of what you need to know about cancer so you have a better understanding and the answers for your cancer clients. Component #2 – Breast & Other Common CancersThe most common cancer client you will have is a breast cancer client but there are other kinds of clients that you may see.In this video presentation you will lead about the other common cancers you may see. Component #3 – Treatment Options for CancerDiscover the different treatment options your cancer client may go through.  You will have a better understand of what treatments they may have or have had. Component #4 – Exercise Program DesignThis is the step-by-step guide on putting together an exercise program for a cancer client. Component #5 – Client Exercise ProgramThis video presentation and guide is for your cancer clients.  It takes them through exercise consideration for them.It also covers why exercise is important and what they should expect from their exercise program. Component #6 – What is New With Cancer and ExerciseI have an update for you where I let you know what is new with exercise and cancer. I share with you:    Movements that are contraindicated for cancer clients    Assessment procedure for a new client with cancer    A very important test to do with a cancer client    Update on Leukemia and exercise    Exercise considerations for those with brain cancer Component #7 – Earn CECs and CEUsTheses leading fitness associations have recognized the Ultimate Training Guide for Cancer Suvivors as an approved resource for earning continuing education credits and units:    British Columbia Recreation and Parks Association (2.0 BCRPA CEC)    British Columbia Association of Kinesiologists (2.0 BCAK CEC)    British Columbia College of Massage Therapists (2.0 BCCMT CEC)    Canadian Society of Exercise Physiologists (2.0 CSEP PDC)