Impact of Circuit Resistance Exercise on Physical Fitness, Inflammation and Immune Cells in Breast Cancer Survivors

INTERVENTION: Behavioral : This study aimed to investigate the effects of high‐intensity circuit resistance exercise (HRCE) or low‐intensity circuit resistance exercise (LRCE) on physical fitness, inflammation, and immune cells in breast cancer survivors (BCS). The HRCEG or LRCEG was applied to 50 minutes a day, 2‐3 times a week, 12 weeks of high‐intensity resistance exercise or low‐intensity resistance exercise. The Control group was applied to only activities of daily living during the study period. CONDITION: Not Applicable PRIMARY OUTCOME: grip strength, back strength, sit up, plank, sit and reach, whole body reaction, standing on one leg with eyes closed, Y‐balance test, high sensitive c‐reactive protein, natural killer cell activity SECONDARY OUTCOME: No secondary outcome variable INCLUSION CRITERIA: 1. BCS of stage I to IIIA breast cancer with no evidence of recurrence and participants 2. between 40‐60 years of age 3. subjects had no RE experience within 1 year