2000 & 1200 SERIES

Adjustable Floor and Variable Water Depth

The entire pool floor is fully adjustable in height up to 6 feet allowing patients or athletes to safely enter the water with no ladders or steps to worry about. The entire entry and lowering process takes only 30 seconds.

Variable Speed Underwater Treadmill

The variable speed treadmill, which smoothly increases from 0 to 8.5 mph in safe .2 mph increments, has a cushioned low-impact design with excellent traction.

Underwater Cameras & Viewing Monitor

Customize the 2000 or 1200 Series to include two underwater cameras and a flat screen viewing monitor to greatly enhance a clinician's diagnostic capabilities when evaluating a subject's underwater gait pattern.

Hand-Held Remote Control

All functions of the HydroWorx 2000 & 1200 are controlled via a water resistant remote control unit.

Resistance Jet w/ Massage Hose

The jet has nearly 200 different water speeds to choose from for variable water massage therapy.

Cluster Therapy Jets

9 massage jets are available in a trigger point pattern for a soothing underwater massage.

Removable Stainless Steel Support Bars

Lightweight multi-functional and positional bars ensure patient comfort and security.

Automatic Water Leveling System

The automatic water leveling system detects the decreasing water level as a result of evaporation or splashing and automatically maintains the water level.

Variable Water Temperature

A fully automated, state-of-the-art-heating unit provides variable water temperature. Electric or gas systems are available.

• The adjustable floor allows the users to walk or be assisted onto the pool floor at deck level and lowered to any water depth up to six feet. As a result, aquatic therapy can be initiated earlier in rehabilitation for patients with a wide range of injuries.
• The completely integrated underwater treadmill allows patients and athletes to correctly simulate land-based biomechanics. Sports specific exercises are especially effective when performed on a large underwater treadmill that allows room for full hip rotation and bounding movements. The large surface area of the treadmill allows for therapy sessions designed to closely simulate the patient or athlete's particular sport and position.
• The video system allows athletic trainers and physical therapists to diagnose gait patterns, record treatment sessions and document their patient or athlete's progress. The individual being treated benefits from being able to see himself or herself on the flat screen monitor and execute the desired protocol faster, thus speeding up the healing process.
• The water-resistant hand-held remote controls all functions of the 2000 & 1200 Series pools. This gives the athletic trainer or physical therapist complete freedom of movement while administering treatment or conditioning sessions.
• Computer documentation: HydroWorx owns the proprietary rights to the software that was written exclusively for the HydroWorx Series pools. The software monitors the pool functions, treadmill speed, and jet power then uses this information to display current session information, and stores the information in a patient database for future reference and progress reports.

Healthcare

• Dr. James Andrews and the Andrews Institute
• Kennedy Krieger Institute
• Minneapolis VA Medical Center
• UHS-Pruitt
• Pinnacle Health Systems
• Beverly Healthcare
• St. Paul Children's Hospital, Olympic Memorial Hospital
• Summit Place Independent Health Center
• Heather Hills YMCA
• Harrison Memorial Hospital
• Mid-America Rehabilitation Campus
• Wabash YMCA
• Glens Falls Hospital
• McCarthy Teszler School
• Holy Cross Retirement Home

Sports

• Chelsea Football Club
• New York Jets
• Ohio State University
• Philadelphia Phillies
• Philadelphia Eagles & Flyers
• Oklahoma State University Indiana Pacers
• Dallas Mavericks
• San Antonio Spurs
• Cincinnati Bengals
• University of Arizona
• Texas A&M University
• Gaston College
• North Carolina State
• Gold's Gym
• Attack Athletics
• University of Oregon

Multiple-athlete cardiovascular interval training is accomplished with directional resistance jets and the underwater treadmill. Athletes are placed in alignment with two resistance streams that hit the mid-point of the athlete's chest. The floor can be positioned at various depths to create different loading effects.

Sample Session: Begin the interval with the treadmill speed at 6 mph but without jet resistance. After a warm-up of 5 minutes, increase the treadmill speed to 7.5 mph or higher and activate the jets at a resistance level of the trainers choosing. This will provide a resistance that simulates an intense up-hill run and elevate the athlete's heart rate. Stop the jet for approximately 20-30 seconds and begin again.

Sample Session: Begin the interval with the treadmill speed at 6 mph but without jet resistance. After a warm-up of 5 minutes, increase the treadmill speed to 7.5 mph or higher and activate the jets at a resistance level of the trainers choosing. This will provide a resistance that simulates an intense up-hill run and elevate the athlete's heart rate. Stop the jet for approximately 20-30 seconds and begin again.

The features and structure of the 2000 Series and 1200 Series are the same. The only difference between the two therapy pools are the size. The 2000 Series is 8' wide x 12' long and can accommodate up to six patients or athletes at one time. The 1200 Series is 6' wide x 9'6" long and can accommodate up to two patients at one time.