Spasticity and an abnormal synergy pattern are the most common movement problems after a stroke/brain injury. These movement problems make it difficult to walk. A squat exercise can help to improve walking by restoring the necessary movement pattern to walk with more confidence and greater independence! In this video, you will learn the BEST technique for performing the perfect "stroke rehabilitation squat".

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