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Study aim
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Comparing the effectiveness of home-based high-intensity interval training(HIIT)and moderate-intensity continuous training(MICT)with diet-only plan on weight loss in overweight and obese adults
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Design
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Randomized clinical trial with a control group and 3 parallel groups,single-blind(blinded outcome assessment and statistician)on72patients.The"rand"function of Excel software is used for randomization
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Settings and conduct
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Each person receive relevant training package based on placement in HIIT/MICT group.training package include training exercises,assure to exercising truly,checking exercise intensity including heart rate& Rate of Perceived Exertion,how to file training sessions in logbook.Exercises provide at sports medicine research center.Exercise programs will done at home without supervision.Followup will be virtual and in person at certain times.intake of macronutrients and calories consumed check at certain time.people are asked to avoid other nutritional and sports during this intervention.After 4and8 weeks resetting exercise program and hypocaloric diet plan for all
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Age of18-50,BMI of25-35,no participation in weight loss program in past year,no regular participation in physical activity in past 6 months,no pregnancy/breastfeeding,absence of cardiovascular,respiratory,neurological,psychiatric,endocrine,musculoskeletal,absence of drugs affecting metabolism,able to do sports
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Intervention groups
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Control group:Nutrition counseling only
HIIT intervention group:Nutrition counseling+home based high intensity interval training
MICT intervention group:Nutrition counseling+home based moderate intensity continuous training
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Main outcome variables
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weight changes;Anthropometric findings(waist circumference,hip circumference,waist/hip circumference ratio);body fat percentage;blood pressure;Biochemistry findings(TG,LDL,HDL,FBS,HOMA-IR);Maximal O2 uptake