Pilot Study to Evaluate Fatigue and Fatigability Profiles and Their Impact on Walking and Balance in Patients With Charcot-Marie-Tooth Type 1A Disease Using a Global Approach in Comparison to Healthy Volunteers.

"Tip: Ensure that this name matches the name used in the associated Arm Description.~CLINICAL ASSESSMENT OF BODY FUNCTION (PROM AND PHYSICAL EXAMINATION):~* Perceived fatigue~* Mental functions~* Sensory functions and pain~* Neuromusculoskeletal and movement-related functions~* Functions of the cardiovascular and respiratory systems~ o Exercise stress test~* Fatigability (neuromuscular fatigue)~ * Lower limbs~ * Maximum voluntary strength and power~ * Study of the central and peripheral components of fatigue~ACTIVITIES AND PARTICIPATION~* Mobility~ * Clinical standard tests for balance and walking~ * Quantified motion analysis~* Activity level Quality of life The same evaluation tests will be performed on patients and healthy volunteer controls"