Therapeutic pool

Why exercise in water?

The therapeutic pool with sulfide-hydrogen sulfide water is a place where rehabilitation becomes a pleasure. Under the supervision of an experienced physiotherapist, participants perform exercises that – thanks to the properties of the water – are less straining on the joints while remaining highly effective.

• Movement in water is easier – the body becomes “lighter,” which benefits people with excess weight.
• Water supports balance and maintaining an upright posture.
• Exercises are adjusted to capabilities – from mild to more dynamic with resistance.
• Muscles work at different paces – slowly for relaxation, quickly for strengthening.
• Water at a temperature of 28–32°C acts relaxingly and supports the treatment of degenerative changes.
• Mineral components in the water stimulate the body and mind, positively affecting circulation, breathing, and well-being.

Who is it recommended for?

Water gymnastics is recommended for people with the following issues:

• neurological (paresis, post-stroke states),
• orthopedic (muscle atrophy, fractures, discopathy),
• rheumatic (RA, AS, degeneration),
• metabolic (diabetes, obesity),
• circulatory, and preventively – for healthy individuals.

Pool Regulations

We care about the comfort and safety of all participants. Therefore, the following regulations apply:

• Use of the pool is possible only on the basis of a treatment card.
• Entry only in organized groups – at a designated time.
• Before entering: change footwear to flip-flops and mandatory hygiene (washing body and feet).
• A swimming cap and tight-fitting swimwear are required.
• Glass, food, and drinks are prohibited.
• Persons under the influence of alcohol or narcotics will not be admitted.
• Silence and order must be maintained – running, pushing, or jumping into the water is prohibited.
• After the signal ending the session, the pool basin must be vacated immediately.
• Staff have the right to exclude persons violating regulations from further use of the facility.
• Comments and lost items should be reported to the management of the Natural Therapy Department.

Registration: conducted by the reception and the Patient Service Office.
Opening hours and schedule: determined by the management.