Turning Disc Platform
A turning disc at the base lets a patient rotate the lower body while standing. As the disc turns, the waist and hips work through a controlled twisting movement, making rotation a useful, gentle exercise in the pool.
Upright Handle Support
An upright handle gives a patient something firm to hold as they twist. This support helps a patient stay steady and focus on the rotation itself, rather than on balance, throughout a session.
Works The Waist And Hips
Twisting the waist works the muscles that turn and stabilise the trunk, along with the hips. This makes the twister a focused way to exercise rotation through the middle of the body, supported by the water.
Water Adds Gentle Resistance
As a patient turns against the water, it adds natural resistance while supporting the body. This lets the waist and hip muscles work in a controlled way, with the water keeping each turn smooth and gentle.
Very Low-Impact Exercise
Because the buoyancy takes weight off the body and cushions the movement, twisting here is very low-impact. This lets a patient work on waist and hip rotation with far less strain than twisting exercises on dry land.
Effort That Suits The Patient
The resistance comes from moving against the water, so the effort rises and falls with how the patient turns. A therapist can guide it to match each stage of recovery.
Stable, Easy To Position
The twister sits on a stable frame that is easy to position where it is needed in a pool, so it feels steady in use and is simple to add to a programme.



