Inner Tube 3 for Alive

Race against the clock to the end of 80 tunnel levels. But watch out, we don't make it too easy. Ship speed, fog and music volume respond to your stress levels, so you have to relax to complete your mission.

This game uses a science-fiction setting to teach useful skills for kids, parents, athletes, executives and anyone who needs to stay relaxed, responsive and resourceful under pressure. Fun for kids, teens and gamers.

Easy for adults / non-gamers with "auto-pilot" mode. Inner Tube 3 has been successful world-wide with clinicians and users of all ages, and it is easy to use.

Why Inner Tube?

Improves performance in school, playing sports and at work.

Adults learn to stay relaxed in challenging situations.

Kids learn how to relax while playing a video game.

Package	Price	Order
Inner Tube 3 for Alive (downloadable version, serial number in 1 business day)	$79

What's this?

Minimum System Requirements

Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10, Windows 11
- or -
Mac OS X 10.6 or higher
Alive, Alive Clinical or Alive Pioneer with any Alive compatible sensor
500 MB of Free Disk Space

Inner Tube 3 Screenshots

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DeLee Lantz, Ph.D., BCIA

Alive is terrific for kids and teens. So far I have used it primarily with 11 to 16 year-olds. With other systems, I could never get an accurate heart rate signal from many younger children because they were so wiggly, and I often had to have very short training sessions because of their short attention span. With Alive, these children sit quietly and don't want to stop, even after 55 minutes. To quote one young boy who caught on immediately: "I have to stay calm even when things get hard."

Adam Kahn, parent

We got a call from the school principal: Our son is doing better! I'm sure that Dual Drive has been a factor in his improvement. I love watching him calm down and breathe.