The Attitube is one of the most interesting fitness devices I have ever encountered. The Attitube uses 'water motion resistance' to help you build core strength and balance.
Trying to carry a fish tank or a cooler full of water is no small feat. The water sloshes around, and makes a lightweight object difficult to control. That's the idea behind the Attitube. You fill it half to three-quarters of the way full with water and let 'er lift!
Check out the gallery to see the Attitube in action, or click on the links to your left to get the 411 on this watery weight.
What's Driving This Trend
- Water Motion Resistance
- Opportunity for fitness companies to develop more innovative and engaging workout devices.
- Core Strength Training
- Opportunity for fitness companies to create new products that focus on building core strength and balance.
- Weighted Training
- Opportunity for fitness companies to explore alternative methods of weighted training beyond traditional dumbbells and barbells.
Who This Affects Most
- Fitness
- Fitness companies can incorporate water motion resistance technology into their products and offer unique workout experiences.
- Sports Equipment
- Sports equipment manufacturers can explore the use of water motion resistance in developing new training equipment.
- Physical Therapy
- Physical therapy clinics can utilize water motion resistance technology to aid patients in building core strength and balance.
