Study aim: The general aim of this research is to investigate the effect of eight weeks of swing exercises on the functional ability and quality of life of women with multiple sclerosis, emphasizing the disability index, which are divided into three groups. Design: The statistical sample of this research includes 57 female patients with multiple sclerosis who were examined based on the EDSS physical disability index according to the neurologist's diagnosis, then randomly selected from the statistical population of multiple sclerosis patients in the range of 2-6.5 And in the control groups with 2-6.5 and experimental groups with mild disability and moderate disability. Settings and conduct: the participants took part in a meeting to familiarize themselves with the test and explanations related to the sport of swing, Then the experimental and control groups participated in the pre-test and completed the quality of life questionnaire. The tests were conducted under the same conditions in the sports club and at the same time of the day by the researcher of each participant, and the subjects were unaware of the design process and possible results. Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria: - Age range of 30 to 46 years - Not having a nervous attack in the last year - Not taking drugs other than disease control drugs Intervention groups: a familiarization session with swing was held for the experimental groups, and then the training period lasted for eight weeks, three days a week for one hour, and then the main exercise protocol focused on specific spine stabilization exercises, exercises to improve proprioception in the upper and lower limbs, exercises in unstable conditions to improve balance, and central stabilization exercises. , retraining of motor units was done. Main outcome variables: Improve upper limb function Improve lower limb function Improve cognitive function Improving the quality of life