With five classes per week at three different locations, there is a class for everyone. The exercises can be modified for all fitness levels. For those just getting started with their exercise routine there is a Basic Training Class and a Walking Group. No need to wait for the beginning of a session, join us now and take charge of your life!
Click here to print the class registration form.
Bring water, a towel for exercises done on the ground, and wear appropriate exercise clothing and shoes. For classes held at Brandi Fenton Park and the Northwest Community Neighborhood Park the cost is $25 for an eight-week session (8 classes) or come twice a week for $40 (16 classes).
Beat Cancer Boot Camp provides a supportive environment for those wishing to stay active during cancer treatment and beyond. Regular exercise can help you:
- Relieve stress and anxiety
- Combat fatigue
- Reduce nausea
- Improve immune function
- Ease muscle and joint pain to enhance mobility
Our unique program is designed to:
- Be effective and challenging
- Provide options for all fitness levels
- Combine stretching and strength-training to build stamina needed for daily activities
- Vary exercise programs to keep each workout fresh and fun
Beat Cancer Boot Camp is not just for survivors, it’s also for spouses, family members, friends – anyone who wants to join the battle against cancer. Sign up with a fitness “buddy” – someone who provides extra motivation to keep you focused on your goals.
Have you recently been diagnosed with cancer? Our support network includes one-on-one mentoring for those who are newly diagnosed. Many of our troops are available to talk on the phone, meet for coffee, share their experiences and offer support. Call 520-546-1601 or email if you would like to talk to someone who knows what you are going through.
Beat Cancer Boot Camp provides great opportunities to be involved in the community. Sign up to be a fitness buddy – support and encourage someone with cancer and get fit, too! Volunteer to help out with fundraising or special events.
There are various social and networking opportunities for survivors at all stages of treatment and recovery. Monthly Luncheons, Birthday Dinners, Retreats, Lecture Series, and AWOL Adventures! There is a dinner on the first Tuesday of every month, at 6:30pm, at the Brandi Fenton Park location. The third Friday of each month we have lunch at a designated restaurant. We also have guest speakers to educate on issues important to cancer survivors; annual retreats to destination locations that of course include daily Boot Camp classes; and local adventures to places like the Police Academy, the Fire Department, and Davis-Monthan Air Force Base to mention just a few.
