Скачать или смотреть Aquatic Therapy Training: How Laminar Flow Is Used in a Clinical Pool

This video highlights how an aquatic therapy pool is used for education and clinical training, with a focus on controlled resistance, balance work, and functional movement.

Filmed in an academic setting at St. Philip’s College, part of the Alamo Colleges District, this session demonstrates how students and therapists apply laminar flow, adjustable water temperature, depth variation, and aquatic equipment during rehabilitation-focused training.

The pool shown is a SwimEx 600 TDW, a model commonly used in clinical and educational therapy settings. It is designed to support predictable sessions and adaptable treatment approaches across a range of mobility, strength, and recovery goals.

This video is intended for educational purposes and reflects one example of how aquatic therapy tools may be used in practice. Pool configurations and clinical applications vary based on program needs and space.

Topics covered include:
•Using laminar flow for strength, balance, and range of motion
•Adjusting resistance for different phases of therapy
•Aquatic equipment for gravity-reduced and isotonic exercises
•Visual feedback and technique awareness in the water

Learn more about aquatic therapy and training pools at SwimEx.com.