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The purpose of this study was to compare the effect of Swiss Ball training verses Stable surface training on Functional performance in ambulatory Cerebral Palsy .Institutional ethical committee permission was taken before starting the study. A sample of 73 CP children were screened and 40 meeting the inclusion criteria were selected for study were then randomly divided into two groups one control other experimental i.e. 20 in each group by chit method. Both the groups were assessed with Pediatric Berg Balance Scale before and after the treatment. Control group were given Floor exercise and experimental group were be given Ball exercises for 10 repetition with 10 second hold, treatment time was 45 min per session with 3days per week for 6 weeks. Both the groups were given the same sustained stretching technique for bilateral lower extremities for 10 repetition with 30 sec hold was given for , TA , Iliopsoas ,Hamstrings ,Adductors . Our study found that there was a similar effect of both Swiss Ball and Stable surface exercises on functional performance in ambulatoryCP. Significant improvement was noted in the intra group comparison of both the groups from baseline to post 6 week of intervention using PBBS .

Swiss Ball Training Verses Stable Surface Training on Functional Performance in Ambulatory Cerebral Palsy