Maximizing Your Exercise Investment. Lexi Harlow, DPT Physical Therapy Seattle Cancer Care Alliance
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1 Maximizing Your Exercise Investment Lexi Harlow, DPT Physical Therapy eattle Cancer Care Alliance
2 Why is exercise so important for cancer survivors?
3 General Benefits of Exercise PHYICAL Cardiovascular fitness Build muscle strength Cancer and chronic disease prevention Weight loss/control Improve balance Osteoporosis prevention EMOTIONAL Decrease depression Energy boost Improve sleep quality Manage stress
4 Deep Breathing Exercise
5 ummary of Exercise Research What types of cancer have been studied? Prostate Breast Lung Colorectal Gynecologic Head/Neck Lymphoma Leukemia What has exercise improved in cancer survivors? Aerobic fitness Muscle strength Pain Depression Fatigue Quality of Life Chance of Recurrence Mortality
6 How much is enough?
7 World Cancer Research Fund: Physical Activity Recommendations for urvivors (2007) Be physically active as part of everyday life Be moderately physically active, equivalent to brisk walking, for at least 30 minutes every day As fitness improves, aim for 60 minutes or more of moderate, or for 30 minutes or more of vigorous, physical activity every day Limit sedentary habits such as watching television
8 U Dept of Health and Human ervices: 2008 Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans Adults: -2.5 hours/week of moderate intensity or 1.25 hours/week of vigorous intensity -hould increase to 5 hours/week of moderate intensity or 2.5 hours/week of vigorous intensity -2x/week of strengthening of major muscle groups
9 ACM Cancer Exercise Guidelines (2010) 1) Exercise training is safe during and after cancer treatments. 2) Improvements in physical functioning, quality of life, and cancer-related fatigue in several CA groups (breast, prostate, colon, blood, stem cell transplant, and gynecologic). 3) urvivors should follow the 2008 Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans, with specific individualized exercise prescription based on their disease and treatment related side effects.
10 American Cancer ociety (2012) Achieve and maintain a healthy weight Be active on a regular basis Fill your plate with vegetables, fruits, and whole grains gala.acsevents.org
11 What should I be doing for exercise?
12 General Exercise Recommendations Cardiovascular Daily if possible, minimum of 30 minutes Warm-up/Cool-down Target HR Zone RPE (Rating of Perceived Exertion)
13 Mini-quat Exercise
14 General Exercise Recommendations trength training 2-3x/week For arms, abdominals, and legs low, steady progression
15 General Exercise Recommendations tretching 2-3x/week Daily? Avoiding injury Importance of technique Yoga
16 General Exercise Recommendations Balance Daily Important to train with age Fall prevention
17 Exercise Precautions Always consult with your MD or other practitioner to clear you for exercise eek advice from a trained professional (PT, Certified Trainer) Blood lab values (platelets, Hct, Hgb) Chronic orthopedic injuries Metastases Heart conditions Lymphedema Neuropathy
18 Other Considerations Gradually increase time and intensity Proper hydration and rest Cross training Use of appropriate equipment Dressing properly
19 Who can help me?
20 HELP! Join a team (accountability) Get your spouse, best friend, children, or animals to join in Exercise journal or log Local classes or support groups Join a gym Reward yourself!
21 PHYICAL THERAPY! urvivors should get consultation as soon as possible after diagnosis Focus on education, especially exercise precautions and safety Manual therapy (stretching, scar tissue mobility, etc.) Exercise prescription and consultation for managing fatigue and improving endurance Comprehensive individually tailored exercise program prescription which includes cardiovascular conditioning, strength training, and flexibility exercises
22 eattle Area Exercise Programs Cancer Lifeline Team urvivor Northwest Gilda s Club YMCA Exercise and Thrive
23 Exercise and Thrive Program YMCA, LIVETRONG and Hutchinson Center collaboration 12-week, 2x/week, 90 min. strength and fitness program for survivors Training provided by Y, FHCRC and CCA Assessment Pre and Post class Content foci: resistance exercise aerobic exercise support, nutrition Rajotte et al. J Cancer urvivorship, 2012
24 What can I do during the holidays to stay active?
25 Holiday Exercise trategies Walk as much as possible Do extra laps at the mall Take stairs Park further away from doors Involve family, loved ones, and friends in fitness activity uggest a walk or other physical activity after eating a meal Play with kids or grandkids While watching football games, get on floor and do some exercise or think of exercises to do while seated on the couch
26 Holiday Exercise trategies Plan ahead if traveling What equipment or other resources might be available to you where you are staying? Is there a park or path to walk nearby? Plan simple workouts that don t take elaborate equipment Change your goals Be realistic about what you can accomplish during this busy season Think stay active and don t gain weight
27 tork Balance Exercise
28 EXERCIE! By exercising regularly, you are helping yourself to heal, potentially preventing new cancers from developing and preventing previous cancers from recurring, and at the same time lowering your risk of developing the most common life threatening medical condition heart disease. The benefits of exercise are enormous. -Dr. Julie K. ilver
29 Acknowledgements and References After Cancer Treatment: Heal Faster, Better, tronger. Julie K. ilver, MD. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, Exercise Prescription; Leiserowitz & Watchie; Topics in Geriatric Rehabilitation, Volume 27, Number 3, World Cancer Research Fund/American Institute for Cancer Research. Food, Nutrition, Physical Activity, and the Prevention of Cancer: a Global Perspective. Washington, DC: AICR, U Department of Health and Human ervices: 2008 Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans American College of ports Medicine Roundtable on Exercise Guidelines for Cancer urvivors; chmitz et. al; Medicine & cience in ports & Exercise American Cancer ociety. Nutrition and Physical Activity Guidelines for Cancer urvivors,
30 Questions? Thanks for coming and stay active!
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