Effects of Shuttle Balance Training on Balance , Gait and Postural Control in Children With Mild Cognitive Impairment

Shuttle balance training is a form of dynamic balance exercise that uses a shuttle system-often a platform or track with resistance bands or gliders-to help improve stability, coordination, and strength. In children, this type of training plays a significant role in enhancing gait, balance, and posture by engaging core and lower limb muscles in controlled, functional movements. It encourages proprioceptive development, helping children become more aware of their body's position in space, which is crucial for maintaining upright posture and walking efficiently. Through repetitive and playful activities, shuttle balance training can aid in correcting abnormal gait patterns, improving postural alignment, and boosting confidence in physical activities.

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