Therapy sets
9 min 30 secWork
0:45
Rest
0:30
Rounds
8
Total
9:30
45 seconds exercise, 30 seconds rest, 8 rounds for guided therapy-style sets.
Exercise, rest, and set pacing
Use a physical therapy timer for exercise sets, rest periods, mobility work, home programs, guided sessions, and clinic routines. Run simple intervals, or create an XTimer room when a therapist, trainer, or group needs shared timing.
Exercise and rest periods stay visible during guided routines.
Home programs can be paced without constantly checking a phone clock.
XTimer rooms support shared physical therapy timers for remote guidance and group sessions.
Therapy sets
1/8
45 seconds exercise, 30 seconds rest, 8 rounds for guided therapy-style sets.
Seconds apply before the next start. The final round ends after work, with no extra break added.
Use this setup in XTimer
Keep this simple timer for quick work. Move into an XTimer room when one person controls the clock and another screen shows it to a speaker, team, class, or audience.
Presets that match real work
Each preset has a clear use case, duration, and workflow. That makes the page useful for search visitors immediately, and gives professional users a natural path into XTimer rooms when they need separate controller and viewer devices.
Work
0:45
Rest
0:30
Rounds
8
Total
9:30
45 seconds exercise, 30 seconds rest, 8 rounds for guided therapy-style sets.
Work
1:00
Rest
0:20
Rounds
6
Total
7:40
60 seconds work, 20 seconds reset, 6 rounds for mobility practice.
Total
20 min
A 20-minute timer for a structured home exercise program.
Professional setup
Use this as a timing aid and follow professional guidance for exercises.
Leave enough rest between sets for safe movement quality.
Use simple labels so participants know when to work and when to reset.
Use an XTimer room when a therapist or trainer needs to share timing across devices.
A physical therapy timer paces exercise sets, rest periods, mobility work, home programs, guided sessions, and clinic routines.
No. It is only a timing tool and does not provide therapy advice. Follow guidance from a qualified professional for exercises, limits, and safety.
Yes. Create an XTimer room when a therapist, trainer, or group needs the same visible timer.