Functional Power Training on Mobility and Gait Parameters in Cerebral Palsy

Cerebral Palsy is a lifelong neuromuscular disorder impacting movement, posture, and muscle control, ranging from mild hand weakness to severe paralysis. Risk factors are grouped into specific stages: preconception (linked to the mother's health), prenatal (during pregnancy), perinatal (at birth), and the neonatal and infant stages. Functional power training is employed to improve the functional abilities of children with Cerebral Palsy by involving them in various power-based exercises to strengthen muscles, increase power, and build endurance. This study aims to evaluate the impact of functional power training on gait and mobility in children with Cerebral Palsy.