You can learn more about supporting our work by visiting the get involved page of our website! We’re always looking for participants in ongoing projects and support volunteers to help run our studies.

Our current study is called CHIME Time. Its purpose is to test a telehealth protocol aimed at improving cardiometabolic health among wheelchair users (WCU) while removing common barriers to their participation in community/clinical exercise training studies.

Participants in this study will complete choreographed exercise routines set to music. These routines will be designed and made accessible for a broad range of body types and abilities. As part of their data submission, participants will also contribute samples of bloodwork.

The CONTINUUM Lab team will provide guidance and resources to support participation throughout the course of the program. These exercise doses and resources are intended to act as a foundation for participants to achieve sustainable wellness routines that help them accomplish their health goals.

We’re actively looking for participants in our study, and you can also volunteer to help run the study! Find more information about working as a volunteer or joining the study as a participant by visiting our get involved page.

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