Abstract: Control of walking consists of the supraspinal input from cortical and subcortical structures, and central pattern generator (CPG) in a spinal cord and sensory feedback, primarily somatosensory information from the skin and muscles of leg and foot. This paper explored the treatment of walking for the patient, left hemiplegia, through the single case study as the basis of Bobath concepts. The clinical problem through the assessment and the contents of treatment was discussed.

Key words: stroke, walking, Bobath concept