Back-Supported Seat
A supportive seat with a backrest holds the body as a patient pedals. This lets a patient sit back and exercise with the back well supported, which makes pedalling more comfortable and secure throughout a session.
Recumbent, Seated Design
The long, low frame sets the pedals out in front of a seated patient, so this recumbent position suits people who need extra support or find sitting upright harder.
Pedal Against The Water
As a patient pedals, the legs move against the water, which gives natural resistance. The water also supports the body and softens each turn of the pedals, so the exercise stays gentle and controlled throughout.
Very Low-Impact Exercise
Because the water carries much of the body's weight and cushions the movement, pedalling is very low-impact. This puts far less load on the joints than cycling on land, which helps patients who find land exercise hard or painful.
Natural, Adjustable Effort
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.
Comfortable And Secure
The supportive seat, backrest and stable frame help a patient feel comfortable and secure as they exercise in the water. Feeling well supported helps a patient relax and focus on their movement during a session.
Long, Low Footprint
The Galaxy Aquabike measures 1450 by 540 by 850 millimetres, a long, low footprint that helps a clinic plan where it will sit in the pool and how it fits a programme.



