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Aquatic Freedom

Openings are held Monday through Friday on the hour. We ask that you call the clinic in advance (816-795-8944) to book your spot in the pool to avoid crowding and ensure there is capacity to allow you in at the requested time. Membership punch cards are available. Please contact us for additional details. Classes are only held at the Independence location.

  

Senior Aqua Exercise

Strengthens the body while working on improving flexibility, all within the warm water environment.

Strength & Flexibility

​Low impact that focuses on enhancing mobility, muscle strengthening, and increasing range of motion.

Aqua Freedom

Allows you the freedom to be in the warm water pool and relax and move as needed with instructions only as needed or requested.

​Aqua Pilates
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​Allows you the freedom to be in the warm water pool and relax and move as needed with instructions only as needed or requested.

Ai Chi
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A relaxing water exercise program that focuses on slow, controlled breathing and flowing movements.

“Water exercise is aerobics, yoga, tai chi and massage all in one body-friendly package.”
- V. Carl Jelley, M.D.
A female patient participating in aquatic therapy at Synergy Therapies physical therapy clinic in Oak Grove, MO

Aquatic exercise can help relieve the many day to day pains or symptoms with which many people live with including everything from Fibromyalgia to Low Back Pain and relieving arthritic pain and stiffness. There are many reasons why aquatic exercise is beneficial, including:
  • The soothing warmth and buoyancy of warm water make it a safe, ideal environment for relieving arthritis pain and stiffness
  • Immersing in warm water raises your body temperature, causing your blood vessels to dilate and increase circulation
  • Water exercise is a gentle way to exercise joints and muscles
  • Water supports joints, encouraging freer movement, and may also act as resistance to help build muscle strength

CAUTION:
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Consult with your physician before participating in warm water exercise if you have any special medical conditions such as: lung or heart disease, circulatory problems, high or low blood pressure, diabetes, multiple sclerosis, skin irritations or any other serious illness.
  • Home
  • About
  • Therapies
    • On-Site Aquatic Therapy
    • Athlete Advantage
    • Balance
    • Land Therapy
    • Pelvic Health
    • Manual Therapy
    • Pain Management
    • PEMF Therapy
    • Phased Progression
    • Workman's Compensation
  • Classes
  • Media
  • Forms
  • Contact
  • CEU Courses
  • Free Screening