The Supervised Exercise Therapy with Advanced Technologies programme is designed to:
✅ Improve pain-free walking distance and overall mobility.
✅ Reduce claudication symptoms by enhancing vascular and muscular function.
✅ Strengthen muscles supporting movement and balance.
✅ Improve cardiovascular endurance through structured exercise.
✅ Accelerate recovery and adaptation using complementary technologies.
Scientific evidence supports Supervised Exercise Therapy as a first-line intervention for intermittent claudication. By integrating advanced therapies, this programme aims to enhance outcomes within a structured timeframe.

This programme is suitable for individuals experiencing:

• Exercise-induced pain, cramping, or fatigue in the legs due to peripheral arterial disease.
• Reduced walking ability that impacts daily activities.
• A desire to improve mobility, functional capacity, and vascular health through an evidence-based, non-medical therapy programme.
• A pre-therapy suitability assessment is conducted to determine eligibility.

The therapy consists of structured sessions incorporating:
1. Baseline Assessment

• 6-Minute Walk Test – Evaluating current walking ability.
• Functional Movement Screening – Identifying mobility limitations.
• Personalised Goal Setting – Establishing an individualised therapy plan.

Each session includes:

• Treadmill and Track Walking – Targeted exercise to induce vascular adaptation.
• Cycling and Resistance Training – Alternative exercises for strength and endurance.
• Biomechanical Monitoring – Ensuring appropriate intensity and progression.

• Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) – Enhancing tissue oxygenation and vascular recovery.
• Photobiomodulation (Laser Therapy) – Stimulating cellular repair and reducing inflammation.
• Virtual Reality Therapy – Improving neuromotor control and rehabilitation outcomes.

• Regular evaluations to ensure therapy is optimised to individual progress.
• Data-driven modifications for continued improvement.

• Post-therapy walking test and mobility evaluation.
• Guidance on maintaining progress and self-management strategies.

Q: Is this a medical treatment?
No. This is a non-medical therapy programme designed to enhance mobility and walking ability. It follows Supervised Exercise Therapy principles while integrating additional therapeutic modalities.
Q: How does this compare to standard Supervised Exercise Therapy?
The programme includes Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, Laser Therapy, and Virtual Reality Therapy, which have demonstrated additional benefits in circulation, muscle recovery, and neuromuscular function, potentially yielding faster and more sustainable improvements.
Q: How long does the programme last?
The programme is structured over 6 weeks+/-6weeks, with regularly scheduled therapy sessions.
Q: Is it safe?
Yes. Supervised Exercise Therapy is supported by extensive clinical research and is considered a safe and effective approach for improving mobility in individuals with intermittent claudication. All therapy sessions are structured and monitored to ensure safety and appropriate progression.

📌 Step 1: Schedule an Initial Assessment.
📌 Step 2: Begin the Supervised Therapy Programme.
📌 Step 3: Track Progress and Adjust as Needed.
📌 Step 4: Complete Final Testing and Receive Long-Term Mobility Guidance.