Effects of Maze Balance Board Training on Balance in Children With Hearing Impairment.

Every child will have their balance evaluated using the SWOC tool, CTSIB, and Pediatric Balance Scale. Patients performed a range of proprioceptive exercises, such as static one-leg standing, board balancing, squatting, and 20 minutes of straight-line walking on a hard surface before moving to a foam surface. For 20 minutes each session, proprioceptive exercises were conducted with open eyes first, followed by closed ones. The training program for the maze balancing board will next take place. There will be seven phases to the maze balance board training; each stage will last for two days and there will be three sessions per day, each lasting an hour.

This group will get proprioceptive training. For a total of ten weeks, the intervention will be carried out three times a week for forty minutes each. Without maze-balance board training, the training schedule will consist of three sessions each week, lasting ten minutes each for preparatory, twenty minutes for proprioceptive, and ten minutes for restorative activities. Every meeting ended with a 10-minute cool-down and 10-minute warm-up to signify the quality of work.