We've all gotten more familiar with doing things virtually. Providing exercise services in video sessions (Zoom, Facetime, etc) is an important opportunity if you want to provide services for cancer survivors and others with physical limitations and chronic conditions. 

An important step in providing safe and effective exercises is to conduct postural and physical assessments.

The next step is to do this virtually. The video below is a recording of one of our live Zoom training sessions for the 13th Edition Cancer Exercise Specialist Advanced Qualification training where we show you how to conduct a virtual postural assessment.

If you want to become a cancer exercise specialist, this is one of the things you'll learn in the live training for our globally recognized course. You'll not only learn how to conduct exhaustive in-person and virtual assessments using postural assessment techniques, and goniometer measurements, you'll also have the support of CETI and fellow specialists to give you the confidence to safely create exercise programming to help cancer survivors and those with chronic conditions.