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“World’s Only Scientifically-Proven Solution for Reducing Dynamic Arm Stress”

SLEEVE THAT’S SAVING BASEBALL
The Kinetic Arm is the first and only sleeve with an embedded MuscleWeb™ design that has strategically placed elastomers built into the sleeve that have proven to offload dynamic arm stress by providing external elbow and shoulder support while throwing and swinging.
FINALLY A SOLUTION!
Did you know that a sports biomechanics expert has found a solution that has been scientifically proven to reduce arm stress that can lead to fatigue, pain, and overuse injuries. The Kinetic Arm K2 Sleeve has been introduced to the sports industry, as the world’s first multi-joint dynamic support sleeve that has proven to help optimize mechanics and reduce arm stress.
HOW IT WORKS
The K2 sleeve has an embedded patented MuscleWeb™ design that has strategically placed elastomers built into the sleeve that help reinforce the muscles, ligaments, and joints while throwing and swinging without restriction.
BACKED BY SCIENCE & PUBLISHED RESEARCH
The Kinetic Arm is backed by published research and data, and has been scientifically proven to significantly reduce dynamic arm stress that can lead to fatigue, pain, and overuse injuries.
WORLD’S FIRST DYNAMIC ARM SUPPORT
🎯 PROVIDES ANTERIOR SHOULDER SUPPORT – MuscleWeb™ design overlays the entire front part of the shoulder giving a web of support that reinforces the shoulder muscles, ligaments, and joints, to help offload dynamic stress from common overuse sites like the biceps tendon, labrum, and rotator cuff.
🎯 PROVIDES FULL ELBOW SUPPORT – MuscleWeb™ design protects the entire elbow and gives targeted support to the medial elbow during external rotation or late cocking phase to help offload stress when peak stress is the highest and also decrease the distraction force upon ball release.
🎯 PROVIDES POSTERIOR SHOULDER SUPPORT – MuscleWeb™ design reinforces the back side of the shoulder to help with arm deceleration by assisting and absorbing stress on the shoulders decelerator muscles and scapula area