NCT06708104|Not Yet Recruiting
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interventional
15
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Study Start
December 2024
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Primary Completion
August 2025
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Study Completion
August 2025
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The proposed study is a prospective experimental single-arm pre-post study aiming to assess the effectiveness and feasibility of an outdoor therapeutic horse carriage, i.e., the Equine Dynamic Balance (EDB), as a form of reactive balance training. First, the investigators will describe the mechanical parameters of perturbations generated by the EDB's standing platform, including displacement, velocity and acceleration. Second, the investigators will assess the effect of EDB training on balance. Independent healthy young adults who do not suffer from balance impairments willing to participate in the study will be tested before and after EDB training, that will be delivered by standing on a dynamic therapeutic horse carriage pulled by a horse, to explore whether there are differences in balance control and balance reactions as a result of a 2-week EDB intervention program.
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August 2025
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November 18, 2024
Actual (reported)November 27, 2024
Actual (reported)December 2024
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August 2025
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August 2025
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Reactive stepping response
the total step path length is the sum of the total distance each foot travelled during perturbation until completing the recovery stepping response. It will be measured in centimeters.
change from baseline assessment (pre-test) to end of training program at 2 weeks (post-test).
Reactive stepping response during a training session
the total step path length is the sum of the total distance each foot travelled during a perturbation until completing the recovery stepping response. It will be measured in centimetres.
during a training session, an average of 20 minutes.
The three-dimensional perturbation displacement
The three-dimensional displacement, in three axes, of the dynamic platform in a balance perturbation. It will be measured in centimetres.
during a training session, an average of 20 minutes.
reactive grasping response
change from baseline assessment (pre-test) to end of training program at 2 weeks (post-test).
reactive grasping response during a training session
during a training session, an average of 20 minutes.
total recovery time during a training session
during a training session, an average of 20 minutes.
total recovery time
: change from baseline assessment (pre-test) to end of training program at 2 weeks (post-test).
satisfaction and subjective effects on balance in daily lives
at post-test, end of the 2-week training program.
Outdoor perturbation training during Equine Dynamic Balance
This is balance training in which a special carriage, i.e. a dynamic standing platform, is pulled by a horse on the outside surface, providing the trainee with multi-directional 3D balance perturbations that depend on the topography of the training area (various slopes and surface types), the horse walking speed, and its ability to stop, accelerate, and turns.
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First Submitted
November 18, 2024
First Posted
November 27, 2024
Study Start
December 2024
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Primary Completion
August 2025
A Digital Balance Program With Comparison Group
The three-dimensional perturbation velocity
The three-dimensional velocity, in three axes, of the dynamic platform in a balance perturbation. It will be measured in meter per second (meter/second).
during a training session, an average of 20 minutes.
The three-dimensional perturbation acceleration
The three-dimensional acceleration, in three axes, of the dynamic platform in a balance perturbation. It will be measured in meter/secound2.
during a training session, an average of 20 minutes.
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Study Completion
August 2025
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Last Updated
November 27, 2024
Record last verified: 2024-11
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