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This trial tests whether exergaming—exercise combined with virtual reality games—can improve balance and stability in people with high blood pressure. Researchers believe high blood pressure can affect how your body controls balance, which may increase fall risk. They want to see if game-based exercise is as effective as traditional treadmill walking, and whether it's more engaging for patients to stick with long-term.
High blood pressure affects many body systems, including the systems that control balance and coordination. Many people struggle to stay consistent with regular exercise programs, so this trial explores whether making exercise fun and game-based might help patients stay motivated while also protecting their balance and reducing the risk of dangerous falls.
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You will be randomly assigned to one of three groups: no exercise (control), traditional treadmill walking, or game-based exercise. If assigned to exercise, you will visit three times per week for eight weeks (24 sessions total), exercising at a moderate intensity while your heart rate is monitored. The researchers will test your balance, blood pressure, and overall quality of life before, during, and after the eight-week period.
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