Effect of the Complex Exercises in Hemsball on Attention and Coordinative Skills of Adolescents with Hearing Loss

Introduction: In this study the objective was to determine effects of complex exercises in hemsball on attention and coordinative skills among adolescents with hearing loss.Method: 20 hearing-impaired students were divided into two groups as experimental control. A training program consisting applied loss for one hour, three days per week, a period 10 weeks. Bourdon Attention Test, Simple Reaction Time Test balance test Bruininks-Oseretsky Motor Profiency (BOT-2) motor competence sub-items Alternate Hand Wall Toss hand-eye coordination measurements utilized data collection. analysis data, descriptive statistics factor variance repeated measures used difference between pre-test post-test average values each group.Findings: While significant effect attention, coordination, reaction (dominant hand) observed group, no noted mean (non-dominant hand).Discussion: It is especially important develop promote exercise programs tailored needs issues.Conclusion: The indicated should be considered an alternative game adolescent terms focus concentration, hand-eye-foot time.