Key points for determining disabled sports classification (cerebral palsy ISRA)
| Class | Points |
|---|---|
| *Class 6 athletes usually have more control problems in the upper limbs than class 5 athletes, although the former usually have better function in the lower limbs, particularly when running.6 For determining classes 5 and 6, the sum scores in lower limbs and upper limbs are compared; when the scores are equal or the sum scores in lower limbs are more than the sum scores in upper limbs, the sports class is 6; when the sum scores in upper limbs are more than sum scores in lower limbs, the sports class is 5. | |
| 8 | 115–130 |
| 7 | 100–114 |
| 6* | 85–99 |
| (More control problems in the upper limbs) | |
| 5* | 85–99 |
| (More control problems in the lower limbs) | |
| 4 | 70–84 |
| 3 | 55–69 |
| (Rapid grasp and release, restriction of trunk rotation) | |
| 2 | 40–59 |
| (No hand function, poor grasp and release) | |
| 1 | under 40 |