Effects of Traditional Martial Arts, Open and Locked Exercise on the Physical and Mental Health of Drug Users
NCT ID: NCT06454565
Last Updated: 2024-07-11
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Basic Information
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COMPLETED
NA
189 participants
INTERVENTIONAL
2023-07-01
2024-01-30
Brief Summary
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Detailed Description
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Conditions
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Study Design
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RANDOMIZED
PARALLEL
TREATMENT
DOUBLE
Study Groups
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Health Qigong - 12-Step Daoyin Health Preservation Exercises
All classes are conducted offline and are implemented by professional Health Qigong instructors.
Health Qigong - 12-Step Daoyin Health Preservation Exercises
All participants received a six-month intervention consisting of two phases: the first month was a movement learning and consolidation phase of 45 minutes per session, once a day; the second five months were a formal practice phase of 45 minutes per session, once a day. In the first phase, participants learn four new movements per session and consolidate these exercises in the next session. After learning all the movements, the remaining time of the first phase was used to consolidate the exercises. In the second phase, participants perform a full Health Qigong - 12-Step Daoyin Health Preservation Exercises practice in each session.
Locked exercise
All classes are held offline with professional instructors.
Locked exercise
All participants received a six-month intervention of 45 minutes once a day. All participants performed blocked aerobic exercise.
Multiplayer open exercise
All classes are held offline with professional instructors.
Multiplayer open exercise
All participants received a six-month intervention in the form of a balloon game competition. The intervention consisted of two phases: the first month consisted of a movement learning and consolidation phase of 45 minutes per session, once a day; the second five months consisted of a formal competition phase of 45 minutes per session, once a day. In the first phase, coaches taught participants the technical movements and rules. In the second phase, participants competed in groups during each session, with the coaches acting as referees.
Health Qigong - 12-Step Daoyin Health Preservation Exercises combined with locked exercise
All classes are held offline with professional instructors.
Health Qigong - 12-Step Daoyin Health Preservation Exercises combined with locked exercise
All participants received the intervention for six months, 45 minutes each time, once a day. All participants performed blocked exercise followed by Health Qigong - 12-Step Daoyin Health Preservation Exercises. The schedule was consistent with the Health Qigong - 12-Step Daoyin Health Preservation Exercises group and the Blocked Exercise group.
Health Qigong - 12-Step Daoyin Health Preservation Exercises combined with open exercise
All classes are held offline with professional instructors.
Health Qigong - 12-Step Daoyin Health Preservation Exercises combined with open exercise
All participants received the intervention for six months, 45 minutes each time, once a day. All participants performed multiplayer Open Exercise followed by Health Qigong - 12-Step Daoyin Health Preservation Exercises exercises. The schedule was consistent with the Health Qigong - 12-Step Daoyin Health Preservation Exercises group and the Multiplayer Open Exercise group.
Control group
Disseminating knowledge about the dangers of drugs
No interventions assigned to this group
Interventions
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Health Qigong - 12-Step Daoyin Health Preservation Exercises
All participants received a six-month intervention consisting of two phases: the first month was a movement learning and consolidation phase of 45 minutes per session, once a day; the second five months were a formal practice phase of 45 minutes per session, once a day. In the first phase, participants learn four new movements per session and consolidate these exercises in the next session. After learning all the movements, the remaining time of the first phase was used to consolidate the exercises. In the second phase, participants perform a full Health Qigong - 12-Step Daoyin Health Preservation Exercises practice in each session.
Locked exercise
All participants received a six-month intervention of 45 minutes once a day. All participants performed blocked aerobic exercise.
Multiplayer open exercise
All participants received a six-month intervention in the form of a balloon game competition. The intervention consisted of two phases: the first month consisted of a movement learning and consolidation phase of 45 minutes per session, once a day; the second five months consisted of a formal competition phase of 45 minutes per session, once a day. In the first phase, coaches taught participants the technical movements and rules. In the second phase, participants competed in groups during each session, with the coaches acting as referees.
Health Qigong - 12-Step Daoyin Health Preservation Exercises combined with locked exercise
All participants received the intervention for six months, 45 minutes each time, once a day. All participants performed blocked exercise followed by Health Qigong - 12-Step Daoyin Health Preservation Exercises. The schedule was consistent with the Health Qigong - 12-Step Daoyin Health Preservation Exercises group and the Blocked Exercise group.
Health Qigong - 12-Step Daoyin Health Preservation Exercises combined with open exercise
All participants received the intervention for six months, 45 minutes each time, once a day. All participants performed multiplayer Open Exercise followed by Health Qigong - 12-Step Daoyin Health Preservation Exercises exercises. The schedule was consistent with the Health Qigong - 12-Step Daoyin Health Preservation Exercises group and the Multiplayer Open Exercise group.
Eligibility Criteria
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Inclusion Criteria
* Drug users who have survived the detoxification period
* Without major diseases
Exclusion Criteria
* Drug abusers who have entered a drug rehabilitation center more than once
18 Years
40 Years
ALL
No
Sponsors
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Northeast Normal University
OTHER
Responsible Party
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Guang Yang, Prof. Dr.
Prof.
Locations
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Chinese Center of Exercise Epidemiology
Changchun, Jilin, China
Countries
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References
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Yang G, Meng D, He S, Wei M, Li M, Zhang L, Pan Z, Wang Z. Comparative effects of Health Qigong and closed motor exercise on the physical and mental health of female drug rehabilitation participants: a randomized controlled trial. BMC Complement Med Ther. 2025 Feb 4;25(1):38. doi: 10.1186/s12906-025-04797-y.
Other Identifiers
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CCEE2024
Identifier Type: -
Identifier Source: org_study_id
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