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Conditions
Brief summary
Group exercises in adults with cerebral palsy improve motor sequelae and benefit during walking. The exercises improve the speed, balance and functionality in the march, as well as the cognition and the emotional part of the participant.
Interventions
Descriptios of interventions: a.- Physiotherapist Master in neurological therapy b.- Groups of 5 people c.- Moderate intensity. Scale borg d.- 90-minute sessions twice a week e.- Total duration of 12 weeks f.- Initial and final evaluation. Record of daily training during the 12 weeks First we will work on warm-up exercises (5 minutes): emotional stability and relationship building. A range of movement of the joint exercise and the stretching exercise of arms, legs and trunk. Second, main exercise that sports activity on the march (60 minutes): improvement of body coordination and mobility, strengthening of strength, muscular endurance, weight support; standing postural control; The march includes, steps, ramps, stairs and outdoor surfaces. The 8 stations include rings, getting up from the chair to the stands and going back, walking and catching balls, kicking balls, steps, circuits, going to bed and getting up and walking with speed. Each station will last 3 minutes with 3 minutes of rest and 1 minute to change stations. The participants will work in pairs as much as possible. Third, minutes focused on the game in which activities that relate directly to the march are contemplated.
Sponsors
Study design
Eligibility
Inclusion criteria
• Women and men between 18 and 40 years old with cerebral palsy
Exclusion criteria
• Subjects under 18 years of age or over 41 years old. • Subjects with any other neurological disorder or constant assistance required for activities of daily living. • Not having performed the tests mentioned in the inclusion criteria. • Refusal to participate in the study.