Lower-limb weakness can influence standing, walking, transfers, and other functional movements after a stroke. Physiotherapy for Stroke Patients may include appropriately selected strengthening activities to address movement limitations and support functional tasks. Exercises can be adapted to the person's abilities and may focus on controlled movements involving the legs and related muscle groups. At Seha Garden, physiotherapy programs can be developed around individual rehabilitation needs rather than using the same routine for every patient. Lower-limb strengthening may be combined with balance training, gait practice, flexibility exercises, and transfer activities. Professional supervision helps ensure that exercises are appropriate for the patient's condition and stage of rehabilitation. Caregivers may also learn how to support recommended activities at home when suitable. Strength-focused physiotherapy can therefore form one part of a wider rehabilitation plan aimed at helping stroke patients practice movements that are relevant to everyday mobility and functional participation.