Introduction
Deaf is associated with the loss of labyrinth function and may contribute to postural instabilityPrevious results also indicate that the values for the stance and swing phases during gait were significantly higher in deaf children and adolescentsGiven the results of these studies, deaf children and adolescents can suffer neuromotor developmental delays and problems with certain motor abilities. Additionally, these individuals may complain of discomfort during games and physical activities typical of their age. Most importantly, deaf children and adolescents may have difficulties keeping up with other individuals of the same age and sex and interacting with their peersProprioception training programs seem to restore motion control by maximizing sensory input from different parts of the body to improve motor control