I had RP 4/05/23. I've been lifting weights since age 12, not as a body builder or power lifter, but to support general health and my sporting interests of triathlon and skiing.

While my PSA has been < 0.02 since surgery, were it to start rising as yours is, I assume I would begin some form of radiation and androgen deprivation. Were that the case, lifting weights would become even more important.

In my thinking, even if the increase in Testosterone from weight lifting were contributing to a growth of residual cancer, I would not stop weight lifting. I feel its positive benefits outweigh the risk. I mean, even in the absence of weight training, I'm still making T anyway, right?