 The fundamental goals of early rehabilitation for patients with stroke are: optimizing motor function within each patients prognostic potential, preventing the development of secondary conditions that impact life-long health, and promoting patients participation in their lives. In addition to employ clinical measures after treatment, usual outcome measures employed in the intervention studies included movement kinematics spatio-temporal characteristics of movements. Recent reports have suggested repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation rTMS and BoNTA BoNTA improved motor function in patients with stroke. A novel rTMS paradigm, theta burst stimulation TBS, including intermittent TBS iTBS and continuous TBS cTBS, that modulates human cortical excitability differently. However, there is lack of literatures in verifying the treatment effect by the integration of clinical and kinematic analysis. Until now, there are no conclusive results regarding optimal rTMS protocol, such as stimulating pattern and for patients with stroke. Additionally, few studies investigate the possible clinical characteristics of patients with stroke that may influence the effects of various treatment protocols proposed in this project. 