Folding and roll-up martial arts/gymnastics mats have several key similarities in terms of function and design, as both are meant to provide cushioned support and portable convenience for activities like martial arts, gymnastics, or general fitness. Here’s a look at...
Rubber mats can be too hard for falls, while EVA/XPE martial arts mats don’t handle the weight of equipment well. Given these specific needs, here are some alternative approaches to create a dual-purpose space without sacrificing safety or durability: 1....
Of course, quality and durability are foremost when deciding on a martial arts jigsaw mat, but how do you know if your mat is going to absorb shocks, last through hours of training and be protected from mold, mildew and...
TESTING INVOLVED IN NF EN 12503-3 06/2001 STANDARD AND IJF CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS NF EN 12503-3 06/2001 STANDARD The NF EN 12503-3 06/2001 standard outlines specific requirements and testing methods for sports mats, particularly those used in judo. Here are the...
Choosing between free standing vs hanging punching bags ultimately comes down to your training preferences and space limitations. Do you need the convenience and portability of a free-standing bag, or do you seek the dynamic feedback of a hanging bag?...
Selecting a free-standing punching bag for your home gym can be straightforward when you know what to look for. In this guide, we provide direct advice on choosing a free-standing punching bag that aligns with your space, fitness level, and...
What is a REACH testing? A REACH test report refers to controlled certified lab test that the mats comply with the REACH regulations. REACH stands for Registration, Evaluation, Authorization, and Restriction of Chemicals. It is a regulation adopted by the...
Key Considerations when shopping for CrossFit Mats Material: Solid rubber is the preferred material due to its durability, shock absorption, and ease of maintenance. It should be made from high-quality rubber compounds to ensure longevity and performance under heavy use....
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