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                  <mods:namePart>Bounias, Thibaut</mods:namePart>
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               <mods:abstract>BACKGROUND: Interoception is defined as the sense of physiological condition of the&#xd;
body. The interoception is divided in 3 dimensions: Interoceptive Accuracy, Interoceptive&#xd;
Sensibility and Interoceptive Awareness. High interoceptive ability and aerobic exercise are&#xd;
associated with high cardiovascular capability, structural and functional change in the&#xd;
neurological system. It is suggested that high intensity aerobic exercise will provide more&#xd;
health benefits. Aerobic exercise improves interoception, however, the most beneficial&#xd;
exercise intensity has not been determined. The aim of this study will be to determine the&#xd;
effects aerobic exercise at high versus moderate intensity on interoception.&#xd;
METHOD: This study will be a triple-blind randomized control trial, multicenter. Healthy adult&#xd;
between 18 and 65 years-old living near the physiotherapist center will be included after&#xd;
answering no at every questions of the Physical Activity Readiness Questionnaire,&#xd;
presenting a systolic blood pressure &lt;120 mmHg and &lt;80mmHg in diastolic, normal&#xd;
Electrocardiogram, oxygen saturation >95% and giving their consent to participate. An&#xd;
independent researcher will randomly allocate subjects. The participants, physiotherapists in&#xd;
charge of the intervention and the assessors will be blind. The High-Intensity Training (HIT)&#xd;
group will practice 3 times per week during 8 weeks, 24 running sessions of 50 minutes on&#xd;
treadmill composed by 10 minutes of walking, 30 minutes of running at a Target Heart Rate&#xd;
(THR) > 70% and 10 minutes of walking. The Moderate-Intensity Training (MIT) group will&#xd;
practice 3 times per week during 8 weeks 24 running sessions of 50 minutes on a treadmill&#xd;
consisting of 10 minutes of walking, 30 minutes of running at a THR between 50% and 70%&#xd;
and 10 minutes of walking. The primary outcome is the Multidimensional Assessment of&#xd;
Interoceptive Awareness 2. The secondary outcomes are the Heartbeat Tracking Task, the&#xd;
Area Under the ROC curve using subjective confidence and the 6MWT. All outcomes will be&#xd;
assessed at baseline, 4 and 8 weeks. The statistical data will be analysed with ANOVA.&#xd;
DISCUSSION: It is expected that high-intensity aerobic training improves more the 3&#xd;
dimensions of interoception than moderate-intensity aerobic training</mods:abstract>
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                  <mods:topic>Interocepció</mods:topic>
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                  <mods:topic>Interoception</mods:topic>
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                  <mods:topic>Exercici</mods:topic>
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                  <mods:title>The effect of aerobic training at high intensity compared with moderate intensity on interoception in healthy adults : a randomized control trial</mods:title>
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