
The responsibility rests with patients to contact CANSA for assistance. Read more...
In 2020, CANSA extended the Smart Choice Seal to ReboundSA. In 2021, ReboundSA and CANSA launched the national and very popular CANSA/ReboundSA Bounce-A-Thon where instructors and studios affiliated with ReboundSA collaborate by offering classes all over SA on a set date to raise awareness and funds for CANSA. As part of CANSA’s 90th birthday, CANSA introduced our new category, Physical Activity. ReboundSA was our first CANSA Smart Choice Seal Physical Activity category partner.
CANSA supports always consulting your Healthcare and Fitness Professional before starting any fitness programme or using any equipment to determine if it is right for your needs.
Keith and Justine McFarlane from ReboundSA are South Africa’s pioneers in using rebounding as an activity to assist with the prevention of cancer. The development of their lymphatic patting techniques, as well as working with medical and therapeutic practitioners, and in many of CANSA’s centres – resulted in the request from CANSA in 2010 to produce a video, which ReboundSA called “The Miracle Exercise” to promote and demonstrate the information and techniques.
In 2011, CANSA awarded ReboundSA the Smart Choice Seal for their rebounding programs, which included their book: Rebounding for Health and Fitness. In 2013 ReboundSA pioneered the national drive to take rebounding into Fitness studios and centres with the launch of their Instructor Training Courses. Read more …
Download a list of services and products that CANSA has approved to bear the CANSA Seal of Recognition here.
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Rebound SA has met the stringent evidence-based criteria set out by CANSA and has been approved by CANSA to bear the adjacent CANSA Seal of Recognition. Rebounding has immune-supporting benefits on the body, particularly the lymph system, which is why it is recommended as part of a cancer risk reduction strategy.
There is sufficient evidence available that: “specific doses of aerobic, combined aerobic plus resistance training, and/or resistance training could improve common cancer-related health outcomes (includes anxiety, depressive symptoms, fatigue, physical functioning, and health-related quality of life).” (1)
(1): (Campbell et al. Exercise Guidelines for Cancer Survivors: Consensus Statement from International Multidisciplinary Roundtable. Med Sci Sports Exerc. 2019 Nov; 51 (11):2375-2390)
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