Tennis

Train recovery and body control.

Water-weight training builds the rotational recovery and body control to reset after every stroke.

See it move

See how the water builds control.

The water shifts as you move, so you work to control it on every rep, building the balance and stability a fixed weight can't.

See how the water shifts on every rep.
The mechanism

How the water trains control.

A shifting water load trains the balance and control that transfers to your sport. Here's how it works.

  1. It shifts as you move

    Fill the tool and the water lags and slides on every rep, so you have to control the weight, not just lift it.

  2. You train the stabilizers

    Those constant corrections build the balance and core control a fixed weight never touches.

  3. It shows up in your sport

    That control transfers straight to how you move, react and hold your ground.

App + course

Free app and course with every tool.

Every HydroFit comes with the app and a guided course — how to fill and progress, plus drills built for your sport. No subscription, ever.

The app
Follow sessions, set your fill, track every rep.
The course
Learn the method and the drills for your sport.
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App

Common questions

How does water weight help tennis?

Every stroke is a rotation you have to recover from. The reactive load trains the rotational recovery and body control to reset and be ready for the next ball.

How do I fill it and change the weight?

Fill from any tap with the included pump, add the dye, then seal the valve. Add or pour out water any time to change the load.

What size should I get?

Every size lists its best-fit load range, from youth to adult. Not sure? The setup finder points you to the right one in five questions.

Train balance and control.

60 days to try it. Free shipping, free app and course. If it's not for you, send it back for a full refund.

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