There is established evidence that physical exercise is a key player for cancer prevention and for improving the prognosis and quality of life of people who have cancer. The conference Moving Beyond, which took place at the Champalimaud Foundation on April 3 and 4 2025, was organised to gather world scientific leaders in the field of “exercise oncology”. During the two-day conference, we interviewed a series of invited speakers on the benefits of physical activity for cancer prevention and treatment and asked speakers to share some of the key scientific advances in exercise oncology. Credits: Director & Editor: Alexandre Azinheira Image & Sound: Alexandre Azinheira Concept and Development: Pedro Saint-Maurice, Carla Malveiro, Sofia Boavida, Leonor Matos & Maria João Cardoso Interview Coordination/Research: Ana Gerschenfeld Script/Narrative Editing: Pedro Saint-Maurice & Ana Gerschenfeld Translator: Ana Gerschenfeld Coordination: Teresa Fernandes Featuring/Thanks: Alpa Patel, American Cancer Society, US Anne May, University Medical Centre at Utrecht, Netherlands Daniel Galvão,Edith Cowan University, Australia Joachim Wiskemann, National Center for Tumour Diseases, Germany Kate Lyden, VivoSense, US Kathryn Schmitz, University of Pittsburgh, US Keri Shadler, MD Anderson Cancer Center, US Pedro Saint-Maurice, Champalimaud Foundation, PT