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Why Exercise is Crucial for People Living With and Beyond Cancer

Why Exercise is Crucial for People Living With and Beyond Cancer

by kristenborgfitness | Feb 3, 2026 | Uncategorized

Living with cancer or recovering from it presents many challenges physically, emotionally, and mentally. While medical treatments focus on fighting the disease, an equally important part of recovery and quality of life is movement. Exercise isn’t just safe for people...

I’m Officially a Cancer Exercise Specialist (Advanced Qualification)

by kristenborgfitness | Jan 30, 2026 | Cancer Support & Gentle Movement

I’m so excited to finally share some big news, I am now officially certified as a Cancer Exercise Specialist (CES) with an Advanced Qualification through the Cancer Exercise Training Institute (CETI)! 🎉 After months of study, hands-on training, and dedication, I...
Strength Training for Women: Myths vs Facts

Strength Training for Women: Myths vs Facts

by kristenborgfitness | Jan 21, 2026 | General Fitness & Strength

Strength training has become increasingly popular among women. But despite the growing interest, many myths still hold women back from experiencing its full benefits. As a fitness trainer who has worked with women of all ages, stages, and abilities for over 18 years,...

Strength Is Built in More Than One Way

by kristenborgfitness | Jan 17, 2026 | General Fitness & Strength

Strength is often misunderstood. It’s usually measured by what we can lift, how we look, or how hard we push. But the strongest people aren’t always the ones moving the heaviest weights. Real strength is quieter, deeper, and far more personal. Strength Is Built in...
Why Functional Training Is the Key to Everyday Strength

Why Functional Training Is the Key to Everyday Strength

by kristenborgfitness | Jan 12, 2026 | Uncategorized

When most people think about fitness, they picture lifting weights, running on a treadmill, or following a workout routine that only makes sense inside a gym. But real strength isn’t just about how much you can lift — it’s about how well your body moves and supports...
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