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Coaches everywhere use Tidal Tanks - in very different ways. Spend one day in Phoenix with Martijn Nijhoff, one of the pioneers of water-bag training in MLB player development, and learn his method in person.
Same full-day course on Saturday Dec 5 and Sunday Dec 6, 2026 - pick the day that suits you. Theory first, then practice.

Martijn explains the pitching delivery through stability from a motor-control point of view. You learn to make a movement analysis of your pitcher, so you know which stability to train and how to train it with the Tidal Tank.

You run the Tidal Tank drills for the delivery with live pitchers, with the water as the constraint: design the drill, not the cue. Then you build your own session and Martijn gives you feedback on it.
One of the pioneers of water-bag and Tidal Tank training in MLB player development. Martijn uses the moving water as a constraint, so pitchers find better movement solutions themselves.
Tidal Tanks are everywhere in pitching now. Walk into any facility and you will see them - used ten different ways. Some of those ways build better movers. Some just add weight.
The moving water is a constraint.
We have never run a live course. So we went to the coach with the most experience in water-based training: Martijn Nijhoff. Martijn is one of the pioneers of water bags and Tidal Tank in MLB player development. His idea is simple: the moving water is a constraint. It makes the pitcher's body find the right movement solution on its own, instead of being told what to do.
For the first time, that method is taught live, hands-on, in one room. If you coach with Tidal Tank, this is your chance to learn it from the source - and go home knowing how to get the most out of every rep.
Every rep starts with the water. It shifts, the body feels it, and the muscles have to catch it - without a single cue from the coach. That is the constraint Martijn coaches with.

The water resists rotation, so the core has to work

The water shifts to the arm side, so the lead leg has to stabilize

Deceleration: claw-back into a stable lead leg
The course runs one full day and is the same on Saturday and Sunday.
Agenda may change slightly.
One-day course - pick Saturday Dec 5 or Sunday Dec 6, 2026 when you book. Only 30 seats per day. Sign-up closes when full.
A full pitching lab: TrackMan, Proteus, Kinotek 3D motion capture, VALD ForceDecks + Dynamo and Edgertronic high-speed cameras.
Prime Reaction High Performance Center1050 N Fairway Dr. Suite D-109
Avondale, AZ 85323 (West Valley of Phoenix)
Training clothes and a notebook.
Yes - lunch is included.
No - this course is for coaches only.
Same full-day course on Saturday Dec 5 and Sunday Dec 6, 2026 - pick the day that suits you.