Given that water resistance creates inertial movement, walking and running in it puts a lot of pressure on the lower muscles, which leads to muscle building and burning four times more calories than in a state without water. To make the most of this state, the water height should be adjusted to below the knees.

Spinal cord injury rehabilitation

The surface tension of the water in these treadmills helps maintain a person’s balance while walking and increases confidence while walking to further improve spinal cord injuries.

Muscle rehabilitation using weightlessness

When the body is immersed in water, a large amount of weight is lost. Considering the possibility of water intake up to a height of 125 centimeters in this type of treadmill, about 70 percent of the body weight can be reduced, and this capability helps rehabilitate weak muscles.

Applying temperature changes

Due to the possibility of temperature changes in this type of treadmill in the range of 0-37 degrees Celsius, the required temperature can be created in the aquatic environment depending on the type of disease and injury.