Physical characteristics often seen in people with Down syndrome include: low muscle tone, ligament laxity, short stature, a protruding tongue, and a flat nasal bridge. The boy develops dexterity. - Stock Photo & Image

Active ball games. There are different intervention that can specifically target children with Down syndrome to enhance physical activity level or help achieve motor skill patterns for functionality.

Down syndrome boy attention training. Catching the ball is an exercise of agility. Focus on the movement of the subject. Football pitch.

A teenager prepares to catch a soccer ball in goal. One misses a goal, a point. He misses the ball with his foot. Active play, training of attention and reaction.

Down syndrome boy kicks a soccer ball, he runs. The goalkeeper hits the ball. Active lifestyle of children. Coordination training.

Young man making football freestyle on the field

Boy at soccer practice

Young man making football freestyle on the field