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Effects of Powerball in Children With Down Syndrome

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Trial details

Who runs it
Riphah International University
Trial code
NCT07244133
Record updated
24 November 2025
Original description
This randomised clinical trial investigates the effects of powerball using static and dynamic surface on upper limb Endurance and coordination in children with Down Syndrome. The study involves 28 children with Down Syndrome aged 6-10 years, will be randomly assigned one of the two groups for 3 week intervention period.Read full original descriptionShow less

Comparative Effects Of Powerball Using Static and Dynamic Surface on Upper Limb Endurance and Coordination in Children With Down Syndrome

This randomised clinical trial investigates the effects of powerball using static and dynamic surface on upper limb Endurance and coordination in children with Down Syndrome. The study involves 28 children with Down Syndrome aged 6-10 years, will be randomly assigned one of the two groups for 3 week intervention period.

Power ball training 3 sessions per week with the duration of 30 mins each session. Group A will receive different upper extremity activities with power ball on static surface while Group B will receive same activities with power ball on dynamic surface using a BOSU ball. The whole session followed by warm up and cool down sessions for 5 minutes each. Endurance will be assessed through ABIL-HAND kids tool. To access the coordination BOT-2 subsets test will be used.

Data will be assessed using SPSS 27.0.

Inclusion: Children with Down Syndrome; Aged between 6-10 years; Both Genders; Ability to follow commands and instructions.

Exclusion: Children with any orthopedic and neurological conditions associated with the syndrome • Children with any other Genetic disorder.

ClinicalTrials.gov NCT07244133