Cardio respiratory fitness in children with developmental coordination disorder

Introduction and Aim: Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) is a neurodevelopmental condition in children, with motor coordination disabilities. Children DCD not only exhibit poor coordination, but also experience performance physical activities are found to have fitness. The purpose of this study evaluate the cardio respiratory fitness children developmental disorder.
 Materials Methods: materials used for were DCDQ’07 questionnaire, (Bruinink’s- Oseretsky Test-ed 2) BOT2 tool, (Diagnostic Statistical Manual Mental Disorders, ed-5) DSM-V diagnostic criteria, cones, 2 wooden blocks, measuring tape, stop watch. Twenty-six individuals selected based on inclusion exclusion criteria out which 24 participated study. screened using DCDQ’07questionnaire, evaluated 20 m shuttle run test. Comparison Cardio was done between without DCD.
 Results: results determined by statistical analysis, following 20m Our findings indicate, cardio-respiratory significantly less than their peers same age more likely be high-risk group.
 Conclusion: current supports lower vascular when compared DCD, moreover no has so far among normal peers.