Rehabilitation training was implemented before and after surgery for cerebral palsy patients to achieve satisfactory results The treatment plan was based on the training-surgery-retraining model, with preoperative functional training followed by FSPR. The rehabilitation treatment for cerebral palsy patients must be done in close cooperation and collaboration among medical care, patients and family members. Preoperatively, we should understand the contents of home training, supplement the insufficient training contents, and mobilize patients’ interest so that they can form a reflexive awareness of the required movements such as walking in the brain to facilitate postoperative rehabilitation. Patients were instructed to exercise the gluteus muscle by extending the lower limbs prone, straight leg raising exercise in supine, and active and passive ankle exercises. Postoperative training, from simple to complicated, is progressive. The rehabilitation training method can refer to the following steps: passive and active lower limb joint activities can be performed 3 days after surgery to enhance muscle strength. Apply passive exercises to the extensor and flexor muscle groups of the lower limbs to promote functional rehabilitation. Hip flexion, extension, spreading both thighs apart and straightening both knees are performed. 3 weeks later, training of the patient’s sitting balance and trunk adjustment ability is started. Four to six weeks after surgery, the patient can be trained to stand on the ground with assistance or against the wall, keeping the upper body flat, the hip and knee joints straight, the legs slightly apart, and the feet flat on the ground. On the basis of standing, support the patient to do striding training, or use rehabilitation equipment such as walkers, single crutches, double crutches, etc. to train striding. Use balance boards, up and down hills, sponge mats and stairs for walking training, so that the patient can constantly adjust the posture and position of the trunk and limbs to exercise the balance of gravity. Using the knee rocking chair, patients can strengthen knee flexion, knee extension, plantarflexion and dorsiflexion training to further strengthen the semitendinosus, semimembranosus, biceps femoris, quadriceps femoris, triceps calf and tibialis anterior muscles. Before discharge, parents are taught to master the basic training methods, and regular follow-up visits are made to provide targeted training guidance to ensure that patients can receive effective comprehensive rehabilitation at home. The surgery is only effective in relieving the spasm of the limb, but post-operative training is an important guarantee to improve the efficacy of the surgery and restore the potential function. 10 years of clinical experience proves the objective summary that three points are surgery and seven points are training.