Discover how regular exercise, from walking to pelvic floor workouts, supports prostate health, reduces cancer risk, and improves quality of life.
If there’s one game-changing habit men can adopt for better prostate health, it’s regular physical activity. No matter your age or fitness level, moving your body plays a critical role in reducing prostate cancer risk, managing symptoms of prostate conditions, and improving overall well-being.
Michael, a passionate advocate for men’s health, breaks down the best exercises for prostate health, from gentle yoga poses to weight training, with practical tips you can start today.
The science is clear: men who stay active have lower rates of prostate cancer and better outcomes if diagnosed. Exercise improves hormone regulation, reduces inflammation, and supports immune function — all key to a healthy prostate.
Learn more about how regular exercise reduces prostate cancer risk.
Walking is simple, accessible, and surprisingly effective. Aim for 7,000 to 10,000 steps a day to improve circulation and reduce sedentary risks.
Get the full scoop on walking for prostate health and how to make it part of your daily routine.
Also known as Kegels, these exercises support urinary control and sexual function — two areas often impacted by prostate issues.
Michael’s step-by-step guide to pelvic floor exercises for men makes it easy to start strengthening these vital muscles today.
Strength training can balance hormone levels and improve metabolism, helping men maintain healthy weight and muscle mass.
Find the right balance with Michael’s advice on weight training and prostate health.
Gentle yoga can relieve pelvic tension and improve circulation. Specific poses also encourage urinary flow and reduce discomfort.
Explore the best yoga poses for prostate health that anyone can try at home.
Too much sitting is a silent prostate health hazard. Prolonged inactivity can contribute to inflammation, worsen urinary symptoms, and increase cancer risk.
Michael shares actionable tips on breaking the sitting cycle to keep your prostate and body thriving.
If you’ve undergone prostate cancer treatment, exercise can be a powerful part of recovery — but it needs to be safe and tailored to your needs.
Read Michael’s expert guide on exercise after prostate cancer to regain strength and improve quality of life.
Whether you prefer intense workouts like HIIT or gentler activities, both can benefit prostate health. It’s about finding what fits your body and lifestyle.
Michael compares high-intensity vs. low-impact exercise so you can choose the best path forward.
Nothing motivates like real stories from men who’ve improved their prostate health through movement.
Check out inspiring exercise success stories to see what’s possible — and know you’re not alone.
No matter where you start, Michael encourages every man to make physical activity a priority — for a healthier prostate and a happier life.
Explore his full blog for more tips, guides, and support.