Stepping Stone Support S.T.E.P. Fitness Program in partnership with LiveStrong
We’re proud to bring you CancerFit, a convenient and empowering way to rebuild strength, improve mental health, and enhance physical fitness — all from the comfort of your home! Perfect for those who can’t easily access our fitness center.How to Join a CancerFit Class
- Visit the LiveStrong website and click “Join a Live Class.”
- Create a MindBody account to access the class calendar and video library.
- During registration, select: Stepping Stone Support in NY
- Try your first class FREE! Use promo code: STEP
(Valid once per account. Feel free to share this code with anyone seeking an affordable, low-barrier exercise option!)Take the first step toward strength, resilience, and renewal — join CancerFit today!
SURVIVORSHIP • TONE • EXERCISE • PERSONAL TRAINING
Personal Training, Nutritional Coaching, Cancer Support System
One-Hour session, 3 times per week for 12 weeks.
Individual and small group sessions
Additional sessions based on availability
Individual and small group sessions
Additional sessions based on availability
Free Health and Fitness Program
Stepping Stone Support, in partnership with The Scott Experiment LLC, will now offer those directly affected by cancer free personal training sessions and nutrition coaching with Brenden M. Scott, a National Academy of Sports Medicine-certified personal Trainer and Nutrition Coach. His programs are designed specifically to meet your health and fitness goals!
Workout Programs
Weight Loss
Strength Training
Core Exercises
Balance Training
Speed & Agility
Speciality Classes
Strength Training
Core Exercises
Balance Training
Speed & Agility
Speciality Classes
Who Can Apply
Cancer Survivor (in post-treatment)
Caregiver of Cancer Survivor in Treatment
Parent or Sibling of a Child Battling Cancer
Child of a Parent Battling Cancer
A person Who Has Lost a Parent, Child or Sibling to Cancer (in past 5 years)
Caregiver of Cancer Survivor in Treatment
Parent or Sibling of a Child Battling Cancer
Child of a Parent Battling Cancer
A person Who Has Lost a Parent, Child or Sibling to Cancer (in past 5 years)