Rehabilitation Potential Of Adaptive Physical Education In People With Hearing Impairment

It has long been established that physical activity is a serious need for the body, implemented on a daily basis. For the hearing impaired, physical exercises are vital, as they provide maximum physical, mental and social adaptation. Exercise is a powerful means of influencing the body and expands the range of possibilities of the motor sphere, impaired by a defect of hearing. For this reason, physical education is essential for the deaf. In this area, they do not feel disadvantaged compared to healthy people. In sport, this defect is not felt and deaf people participate in competitions by the same rules as healthy athletes. In this regard, these people really need regular physical training to mobilize hidden reserves in their bodies. It is proved that the use of adaptive physical culture can compensate for the existing defect and increase the level of human socialization. The active use of adaptive physical culture contributes significantly to the maximum possible increase in the viability of the hearing impaired to the all-round development of his personality and his attainment of independence in society, in everyday life, in his professional activities.