Kettle Tank

The shifting water inside the Kettle Tank creates small, targeted vibrations that shock the arm during dynamic movements. As the water impacts and crashes against the Kettle's walls, it creates varying forces that cause the stabilizer muscles around the shoulder, elbow, and wrist joints to contract and brace the joints. When these stabilizer muscles fire together and work in unison to control the joints, the arm is protected from potential injury and your neuromuscular system subconsciously frees you to throw, catch, or swing as hard as you want - unlocking new levels of power and speed.

Many of the MLB PRO players rely on the shifting water in the Tidal Tank to warm-up their joints and fire their stabilizer muscles pre-game. This makes them feel more stable and grounded when throwing, and helps them lock-in their mechanics before they get on the mound.

The Kettle Tank is small, light, and completely deflateble - making it the perfect travel companion. Whether your training far from home, travelling for a match, or simply on holiday, the Kettle can be emptied and deflated entirely to be taken with you. Once filled-up and inflated again, you can perform your Tidal Tank exercisesanywehre, reaping the benftis of the unstable dynamic resistance created by the moving water.

The Kettle’s unique size and handle position let you perform a variety of exercises without changing equipment. By holding the handle, you can flip it to challenge your wrist and elbow muscles. You can swing or rip it to target your arm and shoulder muscles before throwing or catching. Finally, you can shake it to engage your rotator cuff muscles - key for stabilizing the shoulder and preventing injury during throwing and catching.