"Team Bro" ready to sweat for breast health

"Team Bro" practices a workout routine in preparation for Bust a Move

In an event predominately attended by women, a group of men is taking a stand. 'Team Bro', led by Peter Rumscheidt has decided to join the movement and take aim at breast cancer.

Each has his own personal reason for participating – all have been touched by breast cancer in some way. Combined, the group has 5 wives and 10 daughters. This means 30 current and future breasts to protect. They are fighting in memory of those they have lost, in support of those who are currently fighting and in defense of those who have not been affected.

Those who attended Bust a Move 2010 carry fond memories of the camaraderie, energy and quality of the fitness sessions. Those who are new to the event are awaiting with anticipation the life-changing and life-saving experience that is sure to come on March 26.

The group is lucky to have within its members a IT guru who is certain to put ‘Team Bro’ on the internet map. A website and online fundraising campaign are being created to help this team of unlikely superheroes join the fight against breast health.

As team leader and Bust a Move 2010 alumni, Peter Rumscheidt knows that six hours of exercise can seem intimidating. But as he says, “It’s not about being super-fit or ultra-marathoners, it’s about having fun and supporting an important cause.” He will fearlessly lead his band of men into the Canada Games Centre on March 26, 2011 and they will Bust a Move for Breast Health as no team of men has ever Bust a Move before.