We’ve teamed up with the SPFL Trust to run the unique Prostate FFIT (Football Fans in Training), a free 12-week healthy living and exercise programme for men affected by prostate cancer.
Our new season of Prostate FFIT kicks off with Dundee FC on 29 May! Scroll down to apply NOW!
Our 2025 programmes kicked off at Rugby Park in Kilmarnock AND Pittodrie in Aberdeen in January. We’re delighted to support a full team of ‘players’ at both clubs!
Our initial courses kicked off 2023: at Rangers and Heart of Midlothian in January, then at Hearts and Kilmarnock in September.
In 2024, our Prostate FFIT programmes ran at Rangers, Kilmarnock and St Johnstone. We’ve just launched our second season at Aberdeen FC and our third season at Kilmarnock FC!
About Prostate FFIT
- Men get the opportunity to meet and share similar experiences
- Our programme is supported by experts in prostate cancer and fitness including Prostate Scotland, University of Glasgow and the SPFL Trust
- Building knowledge of exercise, diet and nutrition over 12 weeks, tailored individually to each participant
- Prostate FFIT is suitable for all men undergoing treatment for prostate cancer or when treatment has finished. Prostate FFIT meets medical guidelines for men on hormone therapy where an exercise programme is recommended
It’s even made the news..!
- Sky Sports Scotland went along to a session at Tynecastle last year – take a look at their report!
- Back in March 2024, STV News at Six talked to our ‘players’ at Ibrox and found out what the programme meant to them:
Credit: STV News at Six
Prostate FFIT is running at Kilmarnock FC and Aberdeen FC from January to April 2025. If you’re interested in taking part in Prostate FFIT this year, or in future, please register your interest below. We’ll keep in touch with news on further clubs across Scotland which may follow. We’d love to hear from you!
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About COMPASS
COMPASS, our comprehensive range of support services, helps men across Scotland navigate prostate cancer and disease. These services complement the care you receive from medical experts.
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