CANSA Active – Go Wild

Get Going with CANSA Active

One – choose your go wild event that you wish to participate in and get your entry in, or arrange your own event with friends, family or colleagues (go wild is all other types of physical activity or events excluding walking, running, cycling and swimming)

Two – create an online fundraising project on GivenGain, for CANSA Active – click on the link below, and follow the prompts to set up your fundraiser:

Three – tell all your contacts about your participation, sharing the url or link to your online fundraiser, and about your wish to raise funds to enable CANSA’s care and support services to cancer patients and loved ones – keep them up to date on your training regularly, as you prepare for the event and encourage them to make a donation towards your online fundraiser

Four – participate in the event – take lots of photos and share it on your social media platforms using the #CANSAactive #FeelGoodFun – make sure your contacts are cheering you on and invite them to make another donation towards your online fundraising project

Five – share what motivated you to be a champion for CANSA Active in our blog…

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Bounce to Fitness with CANSA & ReboundSA

1st October 2022 will be a National Rebounding Day in South Africa. CANSA is once again partnering with ReboundSA to present the second National Bounce-A-thon across the country on Saturday 1 October…

Categories: CANSA Active - Go Wild
Published: 12 Sep 2022

Joy of Movement with Nia For CANSA

Nia Africa are celebrating Women’s Month, with its ‘Joy of Movement’ campaign in aid of CANSA, by hosting special Nia classes every Saturday during August. The aim is to raise funds for CANSA and create awareness around how regular exercise and physical activity plays a major role in leading a balanced lifestyle, which reduces the risk of cancer…

Categories: CANSA Active - Go Wild
Published: 15 Aug 2022

3 Peaks for Cancer Awareness

On 26 March 2022, Stefan Van Neel will be doing 3Peaks in 5 hours to collect essential items for the CANSA Eikehof Care Home, in Athlone.

Categories: CANSA Active - Go Wild, CANSA Active Champions' Blog
Published: 10 Mar 2022

Kimberley to Kilimanjaro for CANSA 2021

From 3 to 10 March 2021, three extraordinary ladies, from the small city of Kimberley, will climb Mount Kilimanjaro to raise funds for the Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA) and in honour of cancer patients, especially children, who face their own daily battles with the disease as well as raising awareness of the severity of Gender-Based Violence within South Africa.
Sisters, Dineo Kumalo and Carey Moraldi, along with Dineo’s best friend Karabelo Mojanaga, are the three intrepid ladies who will be taking on Mount Kilimanjaro. The ladies spent most of 2020 researching, saving and training for this adventure, which included five-to-eight-kilometre daily runs, laps in the pool and five-to-seven-hour hikes over weekends.

Categories: CANSA Active - Go Wild, CANSA Active Champions' Blog
Published: 2 Mar 2021

Media Release: Bounce to Fitness with CANSA & ReboundSA

9 February 2021 – CANSA is partnering with ReboundSA to present a national Bounce-a-thon taking place in over 20 locations across the country on 20 February 2021. ReboundSA has recently been awarded CANSA’s Smart Choice Seal of Recognition, as physical activity helps to lower the cancer risk. Leillani Geduld, CANSA’s Corporate Relationship Coordinator hopes that […]

Categories: CANSA Active - Go Wild, Media Releases
Published: 10 Feb 2021

Rebounding – Recommendations, Side Effects & Contraindications

Recommendations: Rebounding is a fun and highly enjoyable activity – but please bear in mind that even though the effect of increased and decreased levels of gravity created by bouncing have been found to have a positive effect on the body – if you have never bounced or done regular exercise before, this effect can […]

Categories: CANSA Active - Go Wild
Published: 9 Feb 2021

What is Rebounding?

Rebounding is one of the most enjoyable forms of exercise that can be adapted to all levels of fitness.  The mats of good quality rebounders can absorb over 80% of impact on your body. Unlike big trampolines, rebounders are designed to have a bounce that is faster, lower and closer to the mat. Rebounding classes […]

Categories: CANSA Active - Go Wild
Published: 9 Feb 2021

Bouncing to Fitness in 2021

CANSA and ReboundSA presents a Bounce-a-thon on 20 February 2021 in locations across South Africa.

Join in on the fun and BOUNCE to improve your fitness, tone up, improve your health or lose weight. A balanced lifestyle will reduce your cancer risk and includes making smart food and drink choices; being physically active on a regular basis; maintaining a healthy weight; and avoiding known cancer-causing agents (carcinogens) such as tobacco and alcohol.
Book Your Ticket  (All proceeds will go to the Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA)

Categories: CANSA Active - Go Wild
Published: 29 Jan 2021

CANSA Active ‘Pass the Baton’ Online Challenge

On the 7th April 2020 we celebrate World Health Day, and CANSA reminds you of the importance of staying active, despite lockdown limitations. Research indicates that regular physical activity in combination with smart food and drink choices can help lower the risk for cancer and non-communicable diseases, such as heart disease, stroke and diabetes. We’d like to challenge you to keep moving with our #CANSAactive #PassTheBaton Online Challenge…

Categories: CANSA Active - Go Wild
Published: 7 Apr 2020

Entries Open for IMPI Challenge #2 and #3

November will be packed with IMPI Challenge action with the IMPI Challenge #2 taking place at Van Gaalen Kaasmakerij (North West Province) on Saturday, 02 November 2019 and the IMPI Challenge #3 taking place at Wiesenhof Wildlife Park (Stellenbosch / Western Cape) on Saturday, 23 November 2019.

Categories: CANSA Active - Go Wild, News
Published: 3 Sep 2019

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