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Posted on July 13th, 2008 by menalisha
The traditional Yoga sticky mat
The traditional sticky mat does not offer much padding, but newer, thicker versions are now being produced. Some prefer to use a softer, padded mat in combination with a sticky mat or a cotton practice rug (which absorbs moisture and perspiration and provides traction and stability).
The traditional sticky mat does not offer much padding, but newer, thicker versions are now being produced. Some prefer to use a softer, padded mat in combination with a sticky mat or a cotton practice rug (which absorbs moisture and perspiration and provides traction and stability).
Yoga mats: The key to comfortable Asanas (positions)
Yogamatsplus knows the importance of getting into Asanas comfortably. Yoga mats that properly support your body are essential for your enjoyment and success.
Good Yoga mats improve balance and coordination. Most of us are not balanced, and therefore do much of what we do asymmetrically–for instance, we may be stronger on our right side and weaker on our left. With greater stability, there is less compensation.
Good Yoga mats will give you stability and traction.
Our Yoga mats, designed for beginners and experts alike, offer cushioning that is dense yet light-weight. The “sticky” texture does a fantastic job of keeping hands and feet firmly in position.
Yoga mats also provide ideal support and cushioning between you and that cold hard floor. Support is provided for contact points like knees, elbows and hips, any place where you do not have padding.
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