A specific exercise program was designed according to the patient’s demands and wishes. The exercise pro- gram was performed twice a week, combining moderate resistance exercises and aerobic cycling. The duration of each session was 45 min. Three basic resistance exercises were performed: squat exercises with minimum support, bench press, shoulder pulley while sitting on a Swiss ball. Additionally, single leg bridge, and bench exercise with elbows bended were performed at low intensity. Cycling was preferred instead of treadmill. 30-min aerobic exer- cise of moderate intensity (60–70% of maximal heart rate) was indicated. A summary of a detailed exercise prescrip- tion is listed in Table 1. Additionally, the patient agreed to perform a home-based aerobic exercise activity (30 min moderate walking) twice a week. A heart rate (HR) monitor (Garmin forerunner 410) was used to control ex- ercise intensity during exercise sessions in the clinic and at home. The HR monitor was provided to the patient torecord and verify exercise intensity and duration of the home-based exercise sessions, where HR should be main- tained between 90 and 105 bpm. Glucose and hypertension measurements were screened before the exercise, during the exercise, at the end of the exercise and 3 hours after the exercise. Pearson’s correlation coefficient r was used to examine the variation of blood pressure and glucose during the exercise program. The aim of the present case study was to examine the effect of a 5-month intervention on glucose and hypertension level of the participant.