Living Fit! with hemophilia means making the best health decisions possible by following a physical therapist-recommended fitness training regimen to reduce the possibility of joint bleeds.

In cooperation with the hemophilia community, professional physical therapists and physical educators, Living With Hemophilia is proud to announce a new initiative called Living Fit! A Joint Effort. This unique program will offer physical therapist recommended tips for strength and resistance training for children ages 7-12 and young adults ages 12-17.

Corey Pierce, a senior at Oregon State University living with hemophilia A, is passionate about the critical need for a strength and resistance training program for young people with hemophilia. As our Living Fit! "Youth Ambassador," Corey is looking for other young people with hemophilia A to join him in providing valuable insights that can contribute to the development of this program.

Check back often for future updates from Corey and for further information about Living Fit!

In the meantime, if you would like to become involved in this “joint effort,” click here to send us an email.