Aquatic exercise using a pool fitness station

Swim, Fitness & Wellness

Aquatic Fitness

Cycle. Walk. Run. Strengthen.
Bring a wider range of exercise into your pool.

Aquatic Fitness Dubai & UAE

Explore equipment for pool-based cardio, walking, strength, balance and guided exercise. Select individual products or build a coordinated fitness area around your users, pool depth and available space.

Aquatic cardio

Choose your movement.

Familiar exercise patterns, adapted for the pool. Select the equipment around the usable water depth, users and planned activity.

Upright aqua bikes — equipment reference

Aqua cycling

Upright aqua bikes

A familiar cycling position for aquatic cardio and lower-body exercise. Options include resistive pedals, adjustable saddle and handlebars, and floor supports matched to the pool surface.

Selection & reference details
Reference size
120 × 60 × 102 cm
Reference material
316L stainless steel
Reference water depth
1.10–1.60 m with the standard base; 1.61–1.80 m with the longer-base option.
Selection point
Confirm user fit, floor contact and the selected pedal/resistance configuration.
Recumbent aqua bikes — equipment reference

Seated cycling

Recumbent aqua bikes

A supported, reclined cycling position for shallower-water exercise. The referenced design allows resistance changes without interrupting the exercise and greater torso immersion than an upright bike.

Selection & reference details
Reference water depth
0.70–1.00 m
Exercise position
Seated pedalling with back support
Resistance
Adjustable during the session on the referenced design
Selection point
Confirm the seating position and reach for the intended user.
Aquatic Nordic walkers — equipment reference

Coordinated movement

Aquatic Nordic walkers

Replicates Nordic-walking movement in water, involving the arms and legs together. Front wheels assist handling when exiting the water and moving along the poolside.

Selection & reference details
Reference size
110 × 82 × 135 cm
Reference unit weight
26 kg
Reference water depth
1.10–1.50 m
Reference material
316L stainless steel
Aquatic ellipticals — equipment reference

Full-body movement

Aquatic ellipticals

Combines lower-body movement with swinging arms. Hydraulic resistance increases with movement intensity; the referenced design has covered pedals for barefoot use and drainage perforations.

Selection & reference details
Reference frame
Anodised aluminium
Reference water depth
1.10–1.60 m
Handling and support
Transport wheels and suction cups
Selection point
Confirm operating space, floor-contact suitability and user fit.

Underwater walking & running

Two different treadmill approaches.

A powered belt and a self-propelled belt are not the same system. Match the equipment to both the exercise and the installation provisions.

Powered underwater treadmill — equipment reference

Set the belt speed

Powered underwater treadmill

A hydraulically driven underwater walking and running belt connected to a remote power unit. The reference package includes a stainless-steel grab bar and a digital pace display.

Selection & reference details
Reference speed range
0.8–8 km/h
Reference size
Approximately 130 × 81 × 12 cm
Reference unit weight
63 kg
Connection provision
The supplied example uses 7.6 m hydraulic hoses. Longer routes need a matched hose configuration.
Water-depth planning
The reference documents give different guidance for standalone and combined-current arrangements. Confirm the required depth for the complete installation and user profile.
Mechanical aquatic treadmill — equipment reference

Movement-driven belt

Mechanical aquatic treadmill

A self-propelled treadmill for walking and running in water. The referenced design combines a three-roller belt, polyethylene shell, stainless-steel handlebar and a foldable frame.

Selection & reference details
Reference size
135 × 72 × 135 cm
Folded depth
40 cm
Reference unit weight
28 kg
Reference water depth
1.10–1.50 m
Reference construction
Polyethylene shell and 316L stainless steel

Plan the complete installation. A powered treadmill requires coordination of the remote hydraulic power unit, hose route and grab-bar mounting. The reference documents give different depth guidance for standalone and combined swim-current arrangements. Confirm the required water depth and wall details for your exact configuration.

Strength & functional circuits

Build variety into the session.

Combine dedicated exercise stations with modular equipment for individual or supervised group programmes.

Leg raise & multifunctional stations — equipment reference

Core & upper body

Leg raise & multifunctional stations

Supports leg-raise and abdominal exercises with arm supports, hand grips and a backrest. Selected configurations can add a pull-up bar and resistance accessories.

Selection & reference details
Reference frame
316L stainless steel
Adjustments
Handle spacing matched to arm length on the referenced design
Optional equipment
Adjustable pull-up bar and resistance-training kit
Scope
Confirm the accessories included in the selected package.
Abductor & adductor stations — equipment reference

Lower-body exercise

Abductor & adductor stations

A dedicated machine for outward and inward leg movement in the water. It introduces a different exercise pattern alongside cycling, walking and other aquatic circuit stations.

Selection & reference details
Exercise focus
Hip abductor and adductor movement
Configuration
Dedicated aquatic station; exact dimensions and supports depend on the selected model
Planning
Allow for the full movement area and suitable water depth.
Sagittal movement stations — equipment reference

Forward & backward leg movement

Sagittal movement stations

A dedicated station for sagittal-plane leg movement in water. It can be selected as an individual item or incorporated into a wider aquatic exercise circuit.

Selection & reference details
Equipment type
Sagittal movement machine
Configuration
Pool-use frame, foot supports and handles
Planning
Confirm operating depth, user fit and the full exercise clearance for the selected unit.
Modular aquatic training stations — equipment reference

Small-group circuits

Modular aquatic training stations

Rack-based frames and floating stations offer different ways to build a circuit. Components may be selected separately to suit the intended activities and available pool space.

Selection & reference details
Rack arrangements
Horizontal and vertical bars with optional resistance-training attachments
Floating arrangements
Modular exercise stations; the anchoring arrangement is selected for the pool
Optional equipment
Resistance bands, handles, bars and aquatic training bags, depending on the system
Image reference
The photograph shows a floating-station arrangement; rack systems are a separate option.

Balance & movement

Extend the exercise options.

Steps and floating equipment introduce different support surfaces. The final layout and anchoring follow the chosen product and activity.

Modular aquatic steps — equipment reference

Support levels & step work

Modular aquatic steps

Stackable steps provide different support levels for aquatic activities. Select the combination, support arrangement and operating area for the intended users and pool finish.

Selection & reference details
Configuration
Modular step components
Arrangement
Approved stacking combinations create different support levels
Planning
Confirm the selected dimensions, floor-contact method and intended exercise.
Floating fitness boards & mats — equipment reference

Balance & coordination

Floating fitness boards & mats

Floating exercise surfaces offer another format for supervised pool sessions. The construction, anchoring points and accessory package depend on the selected board or mat.

Selection & reference details
Board options
Floating fitness board with a matched accessory package
Mat options
Separate mat configurations with the appropriate attachment arrangement
Accessories
Confirm the anchor or hook kit, carrying bag and any repair or inflation equipment applicable to the chosen product
Image reference
The photograph illustrates a board option, not every mat configuration.

Additional movement equipment

Aquatic trampolines

Pool-use rebounders offer another format for jumping and circuit activities. Ask for the available size, operating depth, support arrangement and user guidance for your project.

Accessories & guided exercise

Complete the equipment selection.

Portable tools can complement the larger machines or form a standalone small-equipment programme.

Water dumbbells & resistance bars — equipment reference

Handheld resistance

Water dumbbells & resistance bars

Water dumbbells, larger resistance bells and two-handed bars add portable upper-body options to individual sessions and group activities.

Selection & reference details
Formats
Single-hand dumbbells, larger bells and resistance bars
Selection point
Choose size and resistance for the intended user and exercise.
Foot resistance & ankle cuffs — equipment reference

Lower-body accessories

Foot resistance & ankle cuffs

Foot-worn resistance equipment and ankle cuffs provide additional options for water exercise. Different sizes and fastening arrangements are available.

Selection & reference details
Formats
Foot resistance tools and ankle-cuff options
Selection point
Confirm sizing, fastening and the movements planned for the equipment.
Hand resistance tools — equipment reference

Portable circuit tools

Hand resistance tools

Grip-based resistance tools can be used for hand and arm movements in water. Other small-equipment options include handled exercise balls and flotation supports.

Selection & reference details
Formats
Resistance gloves, handled balls and supported flotation equipment
Selection point
Specify the items and sizes required for the planned programme.
Paddles & balance equipment — equipment reference

Guided exercise options

Paddles & balance equipment

Limb paddles, adjustable hand paddles and aquatic balance boards offer options for guided movement programmes. Rehabilitation-related selections should be agreed with a qualified healthcare professional.

Selection & reference details
Limb paddles
Arm/leg tools with adjustable fastening straps
Hand paddles
Variable-opening designs to alter resistance
Balance equipment
Different board sizes for different activities
Important
An equipment description does not establish suitability for a medical condition or replace professional assessment.

Rehabilitation-focused equipment and exercise programmes should be selected with a qualified healthcare professional. These product descriptions are not medical advice or a guarantee of clinical benefit.

Before you select

Plan the equipment around the pool.

Water depth is product-specific.

Reference configurations range from recumbent cycling in shallower water to upright and walking equipment in deeper operating zones. Do not apply one item’s depth or user limit to the entire range.

Share the pool’s usable depth, floor finish and intended users. For powered or anchored equipment, add the wall construction, equipment-room position and proposed connection routes.

Dimensions and depths shown under each product are reference examples, not universal catalogue sizes. The matched technical sheet and approved arrangement govern the actual supply.

Modular floating aquatic exercise stations in a pool
Reference station arrangement. The final layout and anchoring are project-specific.

01 / Pool & access

Confirm existing or design-stage construction, usable water depth, floor finish, exercise space and entry/exit routes.

02 / Equipment & users

Define the exercise goals, user profile, quantities, contact points and selected accessories.

03 / Setup & storage

Confirm handling, storage, supports or anchors, hydraulic routes and any electrical provisions.

Questions before you choose

Aquatic fitness equipment FAQs

What equipment can I include in a pool fitness area?

The range includes upright and recumbent aqua bikes, Nordic walkers, ellipticals, powered and mechanical underwater treadmills, strength stations, modular circuits, steps, floating exercise boards and accessories. A selection can focus on one activity or combine several.

Can equipment be used in an existing pool?

Freestanding equipment can be considered after checking water depth, floor finish, operating space and access. Powered treadmills, grab bars and anchored stations need a separate installation review. Suitability is confirmed for the exact product and site.

How do powered and mechanical underwater treadmills differ?

A powered underwater treadmill uses a hydraulically driven belt connected to a remote power unit. A mechanical aquatic treadmill is self-propelled by the user. These are different equipment types, with different connection and installation requirements.

Does an underwater treadmill need a swim-current unit?

Not necessarily. The supplied planning information addresses standalone use as well as an arrangement combined with a swim-current unit. Confirm water depth, wall details, the hydraulic route and user clearances for the complete installation.

How deep should the water be?

There is no single operating depth for all pool fitness equipment. Reference configurations include recumbent cycling in 0.70–1.00 m of water and several upright or walking models in approximately 1.10–1.60 m, with individual variations. Confirm the exact model, user fit and operating depth before ordering.

Can I combine equipment for group sessions?

Equipment selections can combine cardio, dedicated strength stations and modular systems. The proposed layout must allow for users, full movement space, the appropriate supports or anchors, and a clear route into and out of the exercise area.

Is this equipment a substitute for physiotherapy?

No. Some equipment is offered for rehabilitation-oriented aquatic exercise, but a qualified healthcare professional should determine the programme and suitability for a medical condition. This page describes products, not a treatment plan.

Do all products have the same material and fixing method?

No. The examples include stainless steel, anodised aluminium, polyethylene and other materials. Floor supports, suction cups, fixed wall connections and anchors vary by product. Check the pool finish and water conditions against the matched product instructions.

What information should I send for a selection?

Send the project location, whether the pool exists or is being designed, photographs or drawings, dimensions, usable water depth and floor finish. Include the intended users, exercise goals, preferred equipment, quantities and any access or storage limitations.

Are installation works and accessories automatically included?

No. The proposal should identify the equipment, selected accessories, transport, assembly and installation scope. Electrical work, hydraulic routing, wall penetrations, anchors and other site works must be expressly defined. Availability and delivery are confirmed for the final selection.

Create your equipment brief

Tell us about your pool and your goals.

Send photographs or drawings, the project location, pool dimensions and water depth. Add the intended users and the equipment you would like to explore.

Product reference image

Reference image only. Final product and installation configuration are confirmed for your project.

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