New programme up and running!
We are excited to announce the launch of Muscles Count – our new online exercise training programme for people diagnosed with prostate cancer.
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Visitors to our new office
The Exercise Clinic moved to our new premises, the Innovation Gateway @ The London Cancer Hub in March this year. We were delighted to meet the Deputy Mayor of London for Business, the Leader of Sutton Council and the vice chair of Housing, Economy and Business at Sutton Council.
Prostate Scotland and The Exercise Clinic
We've developed this exercise video in partnership with Prostate Scotland.
THRIVE
The Exercise Clinic is delighted to announce that we have been funded by The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity to deliver an innovative exercise pilot project for people diagnosed with prostate cancer, in collaboration with The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust.
Philip's story
Read more about Philip's experience having monthly exercise sessions with Emily during the COVID lockdown.
Tim's story
Read more about Tim's experience.
Exercise education in London hospitals
Read more about Chris' involvement in patient information seminars.
The importance of exercise when on hormone therapy
Chris talks a little more about his experience on hormone therapy and what has helped.
One-to-one sessions move online
Read more about our move to leading one-to-one training sessions from home.
Group exercise sessions move online
We have moved our group exercise session online due to current government restrictions.
Our new App supported by DigitalHealth . London
The Exercise Clinic is selected for DigitalHealth.London's Launchpad programme.
Observing prostate cancer surgery first hand
Emily and Chris were invited to observe robotic radical prostatectomies at The Royal Marsden Hospital.
Squatting and lunging
A few tips to help with completing two important functional movements as part of your home training.
The Future of Cancer – The Institute for Cancer Research
The Biomedical Research Centre at the Institute of Cancer Research (ICR) and The Royal Marsden hosted an evening event on the Future of Prostate Cancer.