J Cancer Res Clin Oncol March 2023 PMID 35253086

A virtual dance sport class for cancer patients: the trainer perspective.

Christian Keinki, Ivonne Rudolph, Tobias Wozniak, Ronny Pietsch, Mascha Margolina, Isabel Garcia, Katharina Mayr-Welschlau, Thorsten Schmidt, Jutta Hübner

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Abstract in brief

  • The study discusses the shift from in-person to digital ballroom dance classes for cancer patients due to COVID-19, highlighting that this online format is feasible but comes with certain limitations.
  • Trainers reported that digital training requires more planning, technical guidance, and effort to keep participants motivated, especially since interactions are less natural compared to face-to-face sessions.
  • Despite some challenges, a significant portion of patients continued participating in the digital classes, but trainers need to adapt their methods to address technical issues and provide additional emotional and social support.

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