Therapist homework

I know this is really arrogant but we need to give some homework to our therapists. We should be able to get a detailed breakdown of muscle movement detailing each muscle that needs to move or relax and then correlate that to our movements. For example - Walking; for each phase of walking there should be a stipulation of what needs to occur; ie. fire this muscle, relax this muscle. Instead right now we get; walk this way. The therapists are assuming that we still have pre-motor control which does the coordination. Then we could use those details to set up exercises and eventually put these separate movements together to get smooth movements again. This should be available already from when therapists were in school.
This comment from a therapist;
'I started seeing him last week and has no movement at all on LEFT arm.I read that no shoulder shrug or finger movements are not good prognosis.'
is rather telling because it makes the assumption that the only stuff that is possible to recover is in the penumbra from a clot or the bleed drainage area from a bleed. In other words only those areas that were partially damaged. With this false assumption you will never get therapy that might bring back functions neuroplastically into new locations.

Ok two assignments;
1. describe in detail each voluntary muscle used in walking for each phase of swing, both which ones are actively used and which ones need to relax. Describe/draw exercises for each muscle, including the ones that need to relax. This should be common for all people. What may be different is the deficits that each person has.
2. Create therapies for the scenario above where no movement exists in the arm, including research proof that they are valid.

Please no excuses that 'All strokes are different, all stroke recoveries are different'.