Get Ready to Rumble... and Have a Blast
Here are the latest AquaBLAST updates on our new products we are releasing this summer.
- AquaBLAST Suction Tether
- AquaBLAST 20L "Mini"
The International Aquatic Fitness Conference (IAFC) starts May 1st, and we will have the perfect match-up of our two new upcoming products for aqua kickboxing.
If you haven't seen this short aqua kickboxing video (https://youtu.be/isvqWwa_hJo), take note of the powerful suction cup developed by ClingTech Bionics. After two years in development, we are finalizing the AquaBLAST Suction Tether system for a July release.
 If you are attending IAFC, be sure to sign up for several hands-on demonstrations of the AquaBLAST 20L "Mini" and the AquaBLAST Suction Tether system presented by Mary Wykle (www.mwaquatics.com) and Stephanie Newberry (https://aquagym.fitness) -- plus, join Rob Magrino each morning poolside at 6 am for a hands-on AquaBLAST Sunrise Workout. Rise and Shine!
If you are not attending the conference, we still have some great promotional deals in the works, so please continue reading and look for our next email.
Conference attendees will be first in line to pre-order AquaBLAST 20L at a significant discount beginning May 1, but we will also begin pre-selling on our site, so look for the discount email early the first week of May.
The AquaBLAST Suction Tether system, our other new product, will be available in July 2022. See the reservation email template below.
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This simple-looking suction cup and tether cord will revolutionize aquatic kickboxing this summer. For the past two years, I have been working with Dr. Petra Ditsche, the inventor of the Clingfish Effect suction cup. Her company, ClingTech-Bionics (
Modelled after the Northern Clingfish, a small fish capable of holding up to 300 times its body weight, the suction cup is designed to stick to most pool surfaces underwater, such as concrete, plaster, gunite, stainless steel, fiberglass, and vinyl and other common pool surfaces, with the exception of tiles and porous pool surfaces. 
One new feature lets you change the bag's weight and buoyancy by draining water and adding air. For example, if you drain some water from the bag, you can reduce the bag's weight from 40 pounds to as little as 5 pounds for above-water (gravity) lifting when less weight is desired.