Cerebral palsy was first described by the English physician Sir Francis Williams Little and was known as Little’s disease for a long time. He thought that this condition was caused by neonatal asphyxia. Later Sigmund Freud and other scientists challenged Little’s idea and proposed that a variety of insults during pregnancy could damage the developing brain.The impairment of voluntary motor control is the hallmark of cerebral palsy1. Cerebral Palsy is caused by wide spectrum of development and acquired abnormalities of immature brain. It is the most common physical disability in the childhood. Muscle weakness is more pronounced distally and found to cause imbalance across joints. Significant increase in movement speed and muscle torque in the resistance trained group with no adverse effects have been reported by many authors. Others authors reported that gains in strength could be achieved with resistance training of thigh musculature for CP without adverse effects on movement or spasticity.