Background : Stroke, the number one cause of neurological disability worldwide, is characterized by both cognitive and motor impairments, as well as balance impairment, which may lead to functional dependence and reduced quality of life. The sit-to-stand activity is one of the most commonly performed functional activity. Patients with stroke frequently exhibit severe asymmetry of weight distribution while rising to stand, with markedly higher weight bearing on the unaffected side There are insufficient trials that offered sit-to-stand training with visual feedback and different foot placements.