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Drop-in underwater treadmill

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The drop-in underwater treadmill is an excellent piece of exercise equipment for clients with an existing pool with a fixed depth. The underwater treadmill is freestanding and can be placed on the bottom of a swimming pool in any position. This turns the pool into a multi role, low impact exercise environment. If the pool is needed for other underwater exercises, the underwater treadmill can be completely removed out of the pool.

It can be used in virtually any existing pool situation and works plug and play.

Knowledge

Exercising on an underwater treadmill is an excellent combination of weight bearing reduction, while at the same time the patient can perform walking exercises to mobilise otherwise stiff or injured joints.

Underwater treadmills are the pinnacle of underwater exercise equipment, and can be used for low impact obesity treatment. The strict walking rhythm it imposes has added value in neurology.

We offer the biggest collection of publications about hydrotherapy.

Experience

EWAC Medical has been designing and building movable swimming pool floors for over 25 years and has successfully finished more than 1.000 projects worldwide. We continually work on improvement and innovation. Even though underwater treadmills are a relatively new development, experience with these products is increasing rapidly. Underwater treadmills can be integrated in any of the current EWAC Medical products which makes our proposition incredibly competitive.

That is why EWAC Medical is world market leader in hydrotherapy.

For more information and documentation, please contact EWAC Medical.

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Narasaki (2019) Aquatic treadmill walking at three depths of water in people with traumatic brain injuryPark (2014) The Effect of Underwater Gait Training on Balance Ability of Stroke PatientsChien (2020) Land versus water HIIE (HIIT) effects on muscle oxygenation and physiological parameter responses in postmenopausal women (Scientific Reports by Nature)Hall (2004) Cardiorespiratory responses to aquatic treadmill walking in patients with rheumatoid arthritisDenning (2010) Underwater Treadmill Exercise as a Potential Treatment for Adults With OsteoarthritisRoper (2013) Acute Aquatic Treadmill Exercise Improves Gait and Pain in People With Knee OsteoarthritisLim (2014) The Influence of Short-term Aquatic Training on Obstacle Crossing in Gait by the ElderlyBarbosa (2014) Effect of Watsu therapy on psychological aspects and quality of life of patients with temporomandibular disorderPérez-de la Cruz (2020) Comparison of Aquatic Therapy vs. Dry Land Therapy to Improve Mobility of Chronic Stroke PatientsHeywood (2018) Force during functional exercises on land and in water in older adults with and without knee osteoarthritis; Implications for rehabilitationBrugghemans (2011) Parkinson gait balance endurance (dutch)Squires Blackwell (2012) relationship of metabolic costs of aquatic treadmill versus land treadmill runningPohl (2003) The physiological responses to running and walking in water at different dephts

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