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YMCA and LIVESTRONG Foundation partner on cancer survivorship program

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Members of LIVESTRONG at YMCA gathered in a circle, sitting on exercise balls.

The free program is open to adults ages 18+ and requires a referral and medical clearance from a physician.

Photo provided by YMCA of Greenville.

Did you know? Studies show that participants in the LIVESTRONG at the YMCA program experience improved fitness and quality of life, as well as significant decreases in cancer-related fatigue.

In partnership with the LIVESTRONG Foundation, the YMCA has developed this small-group program for those living with, through, or beyond cancer. The program includes:

  • Two 75- to 90-minute sessions per week
  • Cardiovascular conditioning
  • Fitness and quality of life assessments before + after participation
  • And more.*

Learn more + register

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