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Introduction to Judo Mats Judo mats are the foundation of any martial arts training space, providing a safe floor space for practitioners to develop their skills in judo, Aikido, and other combat sports. Whether you’re outfitting a club, leisure centre,...

How to Start a Judo Club Just like any endeavour in life, starting a judo club can be filled with excitement as you take a step out to make your dream a reality. You may be the type of person...

Introduction to Martial Arts Martial arts training is a dynamic blend of movement, discipline, and technique, demanding a safe and comfortable environment for both beginners and seasoned practitioners. The foundation of any effective training space is the right choice of...

EVA jigsaw mats are an excellent choice for creating comfortable and safe flooring in various settings, from gyms to play areas. However, one common issue that arises with these mats is the initial odour they emit upon unpacking. The off-putting...

Whether you’ve been in the martial arts game for years and you’re looking for ways to better serve the athletes who train at your gym, or if you’re just starting out, purchasing a seamless vinyl tarp cover can create the...

Foam flooring is an essential component in martial arts training centres, dojos, and combat gyms, providing a safe, cushioned surface that reduces injury risk during falls, rolls, and high-impact movements. One of the most widely used materials for martial arts...

Mixed martial arts training requires the right MMA equipment to work on your flexibility, lose weight, and gain a sense of confidence in your athletic ability. But before you begin, there are some pieces of equipment that you should consider...

The fighting surface of an MMA gym forms the foundation of all future training, and the best MMA matting provides cushioning for falls, grip for fighters, and prevent injuries. Mixed martial arts is a hybrid sport, drawing together many combat sports disciplines...

Rubber mats are highly versatile flooring solutions. All you need is a flat, even surface, and you can place the mats down. Vulcanised rubber is nonporous, so it can be installed outdoors. Concrete floors are well suited for the installation...