Interactive motor-cognitive training

1 paper4 findings

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Funder: National Office for Philosophy and Social Sciences

Human trial1

Outcomes

Postural control

no changein humans1

1 study

Interactive motor-cognitive training has no effect on postural control in humans (Pillai V = 0.543, p = 0.323, ηp 2 = 0.271).
Human trial30-minn = 42
Effects of cognitive workload during motor-cognitive training on executive function, dual-task performance, and posture control: a RCT among middle-aged and older adults
Frontiers in aging neuroscience5 Aug 2026

Dual-task gait velocity

upin humans1

1 study

Interactive motor-cognitive training improves dual-task gait velocity in humans.
Human trial30-minn = 42
Effects of cognitive workload during motor-cognitive training on executive function, dual-task performance, and posture control: a RCT among middle-aged and older adults
Frontiers in aging neuroscience5 Aug 2026

2-back accuracy

upin humans1

1 study

Interactive motor-cognitive training improves 2-back accuracy in humans.
Human trial30-minn = 42
Effects of cognitive workload during motor-cognitive training on executive function, dual-task performance, and posture control: a RCT among middle-aged and older adults
Frontiers in aging neuroscience5 Aug 2026

Stroop neutral reaction time

upin humans1

1 study

Interactive motor-cognitive training improves stroop neutral reaction time in humans.
Human trial30-minn = 42
Effects of cognitive workload during motor-cognitive training on executive function, dual-task performance, and posture control: a RCT among middle-aged and older adults
Frontiers in aging neuroscience5 Aug 2026

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Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience20 Aug

Effects of cognitive workload during motor-cognitive training on executive function, dual-task performance, and posture control: a RCT among middle-aged and older adults

Randomised trial in 42 peopleInterventions

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Interactive motor-cognitive training

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Effects of cognitive workload during motor-cognitive training on executive function, dual-task performance, and posture control: a RCT among middle-aged and older adults

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