You can now follow our programming!
- Battle Cancer
- Dec 7, 2020
- 1 min read
Love our Battle Cancer workouts? You can now subscribe to our Move Forward programming from just £5 per month!
Head Coach and programmer for our Move Forward Gym, Luke Brereton, has created a special daily program in the style of Battle Cancer workouts - the Move Forward program, as well as a Functional Fitness program for a more challenging workout.
Check them out!
Move Forward |
£5 per month
Accessible movements suitable for all
Bodyweight or object weights - no kit needed
Follow at home, on the road, or in your own gym
45-minute workouts 6 days a week
Subscribe to the Move Forward program
Functional Fitness | £10 per month
A more challenging skill-based workout
For use in a gym with equipment
60-minute workouts 6 days a week
Optional strength and skill work included
Subscribe to the Functional Fitness program
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