Sociodemographic information about the stroke patients included in the study will be obtained and some physical tests will be performed.

Participants; sociodemographic and descriptive data will be recorded. The Standardized Mini-Mental Test will be used for the global cognitive assessment of participants, the Brunnstrom staging to assess lower extremity motor recovery and indicate at what motor level, and the Functional Ambulation Classification to classify them according to the basic motor skills required for functional ambulation. Gait and balance assessment will be evaluated with Tinetti Balance and Gait Assessment (POMA), functional exercise capacity will be evaluated with 6 Minute Walking Test (6MWT), and peripheral muscle strength will be evaluated with knee extension strength.

TBGT evaluates balance ability and gait under 2 main headings: the first 9 questions are about balance and the next 7 questions are about walking. Calculation of the survey score; The total score of the first 9 items gives the balance score, the total score of the next 7 items gives the walking score, and the sum of the balance and walking scores gives the total score. Item 16 is the whole of the actions done during ADL. As a result of the evaluation made by observation, the scoring is as follows: 2 points; correct execution of the indicated movement, 1 point; performing the specified movement with adaptations, 0 points; failure to move. If the total scale score is 18 and below, it indicates a high risk of falling, a score of 19-24 indicates a moderate fall risk, and a score of 24 and above indicates a low risk of falling.

TUG is a measurement that can be applied for different purposes in different age and patient groups, evaluating functional mobility, dynamic balance, fall risk, and postural stability. The activities that make up the test evaluate the transition from sitting to standing position, walking, turning, and sitting again, which are necessary for functional mobility and dynamic balance. The ZQM test measures the time it takes for an individual to get up from a standard chair with armrests and walk a distance of 3 meters, return from a designated or marked place, return to the chair, and sit back down. Widely used in clinical practice, this test is used to evaluate functional mobility, fall risk, or dynamic balance as an outcome measure and to establish normative values in the population.

Knee extensor strength as peripheral muscle strength will be measured with a portable manual muscle strength measuring device..

The individual is asked to walk on a certain track for a period of 6 minutes. The test is performed in a closed area, on a flat surface of 30 m in length, and under the supervision of the evaluator. After six minutes, the total distance walked is recorded in meters.