The term physiotherapeutic assessment implies the process of gathering all the relevant information that is needed in order to approach the problem in the right way. All the necessary information about the problem is collected, as well as about the remaining abilities of the patient to function in order to ensure quality physiotherapeutic rehabilitation. Physiotherapeutic assessment of gait is performed in people with muscular dystrophy. Physiotherapeutic assessment is individually adjusted to the patient and to the specific features of his impairment. Specifically, in this example of muscular dystrophy, the functioning and ability in relation to specific environmental factors, ie the physiotherapeutic assessment of gait, is assessed. In this way, the assessment is a complete way of gaining insight into various motor problems and the abilities that are left to enable problem-oriented positioning of treatment for the patient. The goal of physiotherapy assessment is therefore to specifically place the patient at the very center of treatment in order to increase his or her participation in the rehabilitation process itself.