Virtual reality exercise program for Down syndrome
This trial tests whether an immersive virtual reality exercise program can help people with Down syndrome improve their fitness and health. Participants will do high-intensity workouts in a virtual reality environment.
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Who can take part
- You have a mild to moderate intellectual disability (as reported by your family or caregivers)
- You can follow simple instructions in Spanish or Galician
- You are physically able to do high-intensity exercise
- You have not done a high-intensity exercise program in the last 3 months
- You do not have certain medical conditions like chronic arthritis, autism, an unrepaired heart defect, severe vision or hearing problems, epilepsy that is not controlled, or a history of violent or aggressive behavior
Quick eligibility check
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