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Post-op Cancer Exercise is an exercise program (different for each individual and taught as a private lesson) based on improving overall physical strength and flexibility, correcting muscle imbalances, preventing and managing lymphedema, increasing range of motion, correcting postural deviations as well as reducing pain and fatigue. This specially designed program aims to help patients regain a better quality of life after cancer and cancer treatment.
One-on-One Session Pricing for both Post-op Cancer Exercise & Individualized Parkinson’s Exercise Sessions:
Single Session - $95
4 Session Package - $368
10 Session Package - $850
Lessons may be purchased by calling the Membership Desk at: 212.415.5701 or visiting the Membership Desk on the 3rd floor. For inquiries please reach out to Karin Ruhe.

Allison Goldsmith is a Cancer Exercise Specialist dedicated to helping people move safely and confidently through every stage of cancer, including treatment, recovery, and long-term survivorship. She blends evidence-based exercise programming with compassion-driven coaching, tailoring every session to a client’s diagnosis, side effects, energy levels, and personal goals.
Allison is a Yoga, Pilates, and Barre instructor. She creates accessible movement plans with a focus on strength training and functional mobility exercises to reduce fatigue, improve range of motion, rebuild strength, and support emotional well-being.
Allison earned her Cancer Exercise Specialist certification from the Cancer Exercise Training Institute in 2022 and is also a NASM certified Personal Trainer, Senior Fitness Specialist and Nutrition Coach. She is CPR/AED certified through the American Red Cross, completed her 200 Hour Yoga Teacher Training at My Vinyasa Practice and holds a Bachelor’s degree in Communications from Hofstra University.
Her approach is grounded in the belief that movement is medicine, and that fitness should be safe, adaptable, and empowering for everybody. Whether she’s working one-on-one or guiding group classes, Allison’s mission is to help each client move with purpose, restore confidence, and feel supported as they navigate life during and after cancer.
Thank you to the generous supporters of the May Center for Health, Fitness and Sport.