Pedal Against The Water
The bike sits in the pool, and a patient pedals with the legs moving against the water. The water gives natural resistance as they pedal, so the legs and heart work in a gentle, controlled way throughout the session.
Very Low-Impact Exercise
Because the water carries much of the body's weight and cushions the movement, pedalling is very low-impact, putting far less load on the joints than cycling on land.
Natural, Adjustable Resistance
The resistance rises and falls with how fast and hard the patient pedals, so the effort adjusts naturally to them. This makes the bike easy to control and lets a patient work within their own comfort at every stage.
Gentle Cardio And Leg Work
Pedalling raises the heart rate gently for cardiovascular exercise and works the legs at the same time. This helps build fitness, leg strength and circulation in a low-impact way that suits many kinds of patient.
Secure, Supportive Frame
The frame, saddle and handlebars are shaped to hold a patient comfortably and securely as they pedal in the water. A stable, supportive bike helps a patient feel safe and focus on their exercise during a session.
Suits Many Abilities
Because the effort adjusts to how the patient pedals, the bike suits a wide range of abilities, from gentle early exercise to more active work. This lets a therapist use the same bike with many patients across a programme.
Compact, Known Footprint
The Active AquaBike measures 1200 by 650 by 1020 millimetres, a compact footprint that helps a clinic plan where it will sit in the pool and how it fits a programme.



