health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman has details. >> frank falcon never dreamed wow get hooked on yoga. >> seeing a man, you know, yoga is for women. am i so wrong. >> reporter: after his prostate cancer diagnosis falcon was concerned about possible side effects from radiation treatments, like urinary issues or fatigue. so he volunteered for an experiment, yoga classes, twice a week, right before or after his treatment. there is a long record of proven benefits of yoga a therapy for breast cancer patients but none for the quarter million men diagnosed with prostate cancer every year. they teach yoga which uses simplified posts to strengthen the pelvic floor, the muscles which support abdominal organs. >> it is something that is a chiefable and that is in reach for somebody who has never even thought about touching your toes. >> reporter: falcon admits he never exercised before and went into yoga thinking he was too busy for it. he quickly change his mind. >> all i do and i knew is i felt better and it had to be yoga. >> reporter: he began exercising doing a variety of classes,