Comparison of The Effect of a period Wobble Board training with and without Cognitive intervention on balance, ankle proprioception, and some jump landing kinetic parameters of the active men with chronic ankle instability

Comparison of The effect of a period Wobble board training with and without Cognitive intervention on balance, ankle proprioception, and some jump landing kinetic parameters of the active men with chronic ankle instability

The present study consisted of 21 active men with chronic ankle instability who were targeted (according to the Inclusion and exclusion criteria and using the FADI and FADI-S questionnaire and with the approval of a physician. ) Are selected and randomly divided into three groups of 7: controls, Wobble board Exercises and Wobble board Exercises with Cognitive Intervention

21 patients with chronic ankle instability were randomly divided into 3 intervention and control groups. The two experimental groups performed their exercises for 5 weeks and 3 sessions per week by warming and cooling before and after exercise.

Inclusion criteria Active men between the ages of 18 and 25, BMI between 18 and 25, a history of at least 2 reports of giving way in the last 6 months, the last injury occurred more than 6 weeks before the start of the study, A history of at least one significant ankle lateral spray on one side that has caused pain and decreased function for more than a day. Exclusion criteria History of vestibular or neuro-musculoskeletal disorders, history of lower limb surgery, lower limb injury for at least 6 months prior to this study, having abnormalities Musculoskeletal system in the lower extremities such as flat feet, genu varum, physiotherapy or participation in physical rehabilitation in the last 3 months.

Three groups of seven people wobble board exercises, wobble board exercises with Cognitive intervention and control group

Balance, Ankle proprioception, and some jump landing kinetic parameters of the active men with chronic ankle instability

Participants will be randomized into one of three groups (Two intervention and one control) using an online randomization system (randomizer.org). A member of the research team who is not involved in the selection of samples will determine the randomization sequence using a computer program. Participants will be notified of their group allocation with a sealed envelope.

In this study, the outcome assessor is blind to the groups’ randomization and interventions receiving by participants. in this way, during the evaluation before and after the intervention protocol, they do not make mistakes in their judgments in favor of a specific therapeutic intervention.

With the approval of the Supervisor, all information can be shared after being unidentified.

6 months after publishing the results in the articles and obtaining permission from the relevant university

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There are no restrictions except for personal data.

To the person in charge of this research, Mr. Abed Taghavi Asl

Contact Mr. Abed Taghavi Asl and coordination with the supervisor and the Department of Sports Pathology, Kharazmi University of Tehran, information can be provided.