Intervention Study Of Mini Basketball Exercise On Exceptional Children's Body Posture

In recent years,the abnormal posture of exceptional children has begun to attract a lot of attention,and social media and research scholars have begun to pay attention to this problem.The improvement of the physical posture of exceptional children has become one of the concerns of today's society on children and adolescents.Exceptional children mainly refer to children with physical or mental disabilities who are underage,and most of them are affected by congenital genetic factors to present various bad body postures.As a recently restarted sports program,the small basketball program has a positive effect on the development of young children's body posture.The article uses the literature data method,expert method,questionnaire method and comparative analysis method to take the special school of Xiangtan City as an example,and through the experiment of using the small basketball as a sports intervention method for the six children with four-level physical disabilities in the school.Conduct case analysis.According to the experimental results,the conclusion is drawn:1.In-situ one-handed ball lift and in-situ one-handed bow and arrow shots Two targeted small basketball trainings have no improvement on shoulder high and low shoulder problems,but there is an increasing trend,indicating that after lengthening the experiment time and intensity There may be an improvement.2.In situ squatting and swaying around the center of the heart.Two targeted small basketball trainings have no improvement on the back scoliosis problem.3.In-situ high-handed ball and two-pointed small basketball training on the back of the chest have no improvement on the head extension problem,and the severity of the head extension problem is aggravated.4.One-handed straight dribble and in-situ one-handed high touch Two targeted small basketball trainings have an improved effect on the coordination of walking and shaking.5.Double-handed ball single-footed jump and one-handed dribble around the obstacles Two targeted small basketball trainings have an improved effect on poor balance of the body.