Alter-G Anti-gravity Treadmill Sydney

Anti-gravity Treadmills have been developed from technology used by NASA to help people defy gravity and move without pain. Patients, seniors and athletes alike can increase functional strength & endurance, reducing the effects of immobility after surgery, joint pain and injury.

Benefits of using the Alter-G Treadmill

Reduces your weight from 100% to as low as 20% of your body weight in precise 1% increments for low-impact, pain-free movement.

Supports normal gait mechanics and avoids development of compensatory strategies – unlike conventional body weight support alternatives such as hydrotherapy.

Real-time gait data and video monitoring help you use visual feedback to get better results faster.

Limit downtime by training through injuries and enabling a return to sport in better condition.

Enables earlier post-surgery training.

Increase training volume while minimizing stress-related injury.

Encourage range of motion, shown to improve outcomes

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For your first session please call Narrabeen on 9981 4099. Your first appointment will be with the assistance of a physiotherapist to ensure you are safe, have the correct set up and program for your needs. For all follow up bookings, call reception on 9981 4099.

For after surgery & injury

› Post lower limb fracture – in walking boot, or when out of cast
› Post Op Rehabilitation
› Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) Reconstruction – early mobilisation safely
› Microfracture or stress fractures of the lower limb
› Total Hip & Total Knee Replacement rehabilitation
› Achilles Reconstruction

For those with impaired mobility

› Fall safe environment
› Build walking endurance safely
› Gait education
› Halt the effects of disuse after a fall, injury or operation
› Reduce impact forces – objectively increase to full weight bearing
› Post Operative Rehabilitation – lower limb fractures, knee and hip replacements
› Gain confidence with strength & endurance

For active people & athletes

› Maintain fitness, strength & endurance whilst recovering from an injury
› Gradually increase impact forces and weight bearing as part of a rehabilitation program
› Early mobilisation after reconstruction, meniscal and other orthopaedic procedures
› Earlier return to run after achilles tendon repair
› De-load an athlete with a stress reaction, and reload with objective criteria
› Post operatively – knee, hip, achilles
› Post ankle sprain – safe, straight line running to maintain fitness