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. 2020 Nov 19;20(22):6637. doi: 10.3390/s20226637

Table 4.

Protocol and parameter that triggers feedback signals.

ID R Protocol Follow-up Trigger
[65] Yes 6 sessions 20 min each. Feedback every 5 gait cycles all sessions. 1 month 50% from BS PPA. Displayed 50–75% and over 75%
[66] No 8 sessions in a 2-week period. Increasing 15 to 30 min. Feedback was reduced gradually during the last 4 sessions. 1 month 50% of BS of PPA
[68] No Single session of 30 min. 10 min No feedback followed by 10 min feedback. No 50% of BS of PPA
[69] No 2 sessions. 30 min. 10 min No feedback followed by 10 min feedback. 1 week 50% of BS of PPA
[71] No 8 sessions in a 2-week period. Increasing 15 to 30 min. Feedback was reduced gradually during the last 4 sessions. Each condition included a numeral cognitive task. Feedback was randomized. No 80% of BS of PPA
[61] No 8 sessions in a 2-week period. Increasing 15 to 30 min. Feedback was reduced gradually during the last 4 sessions. No 80% of BS of PPA
[70] No Single session. 20 min with intermittent feedback every 5 min. No 75–80% of BS of PPA
[64] No 8 sessions in a 2-week period. Increasing 15 to 30 min. Feedback was reduced gradually during the last 4 sessions. Each condition included a numerical cognitive task. No 80% of BS of PPA with a constant speed and cognitive and verbal task
[67] Yes 9 sessions. 6 min of feedback during the first 8 sessions. Participants had 1-hour endurance training before the feedback. Session #9 was a 1-month follow-up. 1 month 100%, 120% Speed and maintaining PPA under 100% of BS
[63] No 8 sessions in a 2-week period. Increasing 15 to 30 min. Feedback was reduced gradually during the last 4 sessions. No 90% and 110% BS speed and 80% of BS of PPA
[73] Yes 8 outdoor sessions in a 4-week period. Training sessions with a structure mixing 400 m to 1000 m runs. Data collection was measured at 80% of the max speed with 1% of treadmill inclination. Feedback was presented during resting times (approx. 3 min). 1 week Decrease GCT from previous run with a structured distance protocol aiming 80% of maximal velocity
[72] Yes 8 outdoor sessions in a 4-week period. Constant feedback during the session. Self-controlled. Run time: free. 1 month 7.5% increment of SF
[62] Yes 8 sessions (indoor or outdoor) in a 4-week period. Feedback on sessions #1–3, 5 and 7. Constant feedback during the session. Self-controlled. Run time: free. Groups were blinded. 1 month 7.5% increment of SF
[74] No “Series of short runs”. Protocol does not specify the frequency or intensity. Feedback session had continuously head trajectory. No 80%, 90%, 110% speed; 80% to 120% SF
[75] No Single run following a metronome. 15 min of feedback. 5 min for each condition. Visual, auditory and combined. No Incremented 10% BS of cadence and if heel strike load was sensed
[76] No Single session. Running or feedback time not specified. 11 running trials combining 2 control variables and feedback: Vertical displacement and step frequency. No 80%,90% and 100% VD; 80% and 90% of BS SF
[56] Yes Single session. 30 min session. 10 min control, 10 min irregular surface, 10 min with feedback. No Matching FA of irregular surface run ±1 degree
[77] Yes Single session. 45 min high-intensity session. 3 runs of 15 min with 6 different running speeds and last 2 min with self-selected speed covering as much distance as they can. Continuous feedback. No 0%, 20%, 35%, 50%, 70% and 100% of BS sprint. 50% considered running
[60] No Single session. 6 min control and 6 min feedback with 10 min rest. 6 min counted from reaching self-selected speed with typical moderate intensity. No 5 kg resistance in lower limbs from a wearable and portable belt

Definitions: Randomized (R); baseline (BS); positive peak acceleration (PPA); vertical displacement (VD); step frequency (SF).