Participants who will participate in a combine exercise program under the control of a physiotherapist, 2-3 days a week for 8 weeks.

Control Group with a sedentary lifestyle

The participants in the exercise group will be individuals over the age of 65 who applied the same exercise programs 2-3 days a week for 8 weeks under the control of two different physiotherapists independent of the study. The exercise session will be applied for one hour, including a warm-up phase, a combined exercise program including strengthening, stretching, balance and proprioceptive exercises, and a cool-down phase.

Morse Fall Scale (MFS) will be used to assess fall risk. For MFS; A total score between 0-24 indicates a low risk of falling; 25-50 indicates moderate risk of falling, and total score of 51 and above indicates a high risk of falling.

Missouri Alliance for Home Care (MAHC-10) Fall Risk Assessment Questionnaire will be used to assess fall risk. The MAHC-10 fall risk assessment questionnaire with 10 questions is method for determining the risk of falling in the home environment. The minimum score "0", indicates no risk factors while maximum score "10" indicates that all risk factors are present. A score below 4 indicates no risk of falling, a scores 4 or above indicate high risk of falling.

Vibration sense will be assesed from the 1st metatarsal head of the dominant and non-dominant feet using a tuning fork (128 Hz, Mesitas Istanbul, Turkiye). Participants will be asked to start the digital stopwatch in their hand when they felt the vibration and to stop the stopwatch when the vibration ended. The assessment will be repeated three times and the average value will calculate. The values obtained will record in seconds (s). The sensation of vibration felt for more than 10 seconds will be categorized as "normal," felt for 1-9 seconds as "reduced," and felt for less than 1 second as "absent"

Ankle proprioception sense will be evaluated using the angle repetition test. A 180-degree platform drawn at 1° intervals will be used for ankle dorsiflexion and plantar flexion movements. The target angles for the test will be determined as 10° for dorsiflexion movement and 20° for plantar flexion. Before the evaluation, the participants will be asked to perceive that position by passively bringing their feet to the target angles (dorsiflexion: 10°, plantar flexion: 20°). Then, the participants will be asked to actively find the target angles for dorsiflexion and plantar flexion separately, starting from the 0° point with their eyes closed. The margin of error between the reached angles and target angles will be recorded in degrees (°). Measurements will be repeated three times in the side-lying position for both ankles, and the average values will be recorded.