Our selection of Floor mats includes the Sporti mat, for muscle strengthening, abdominal exercises, Pilates, and stretching, along with our tips for choosing the thickness, material, and dimensions of a mat depending on your practice, from yoga to cross-training.
The foundation of all floor sessions.
The exercise mat is the essential accessory for all floor sessions: abdominals, core strengthening, pilates, stretching, yoga or muscle training. It cushions the pressure on knees, elbows and back, isolates from the cold hard floor, and provides a non-slip surface for stable postures. It also defines your training space, at home or in the gym, and protects the floor.
Fitness accessories also include:
All accessories are gathered on the fitness accessories page.
The thickness is chosen based on the practice. A thin mat, four to six millimetres, provides the stability needed for yoga and balance postures. A thick mat, ten to fifteen millimetres, protects joints for abdominals, pilates and floor strengthening. In terms of material, NBR foam, soft and comfortable, is suitable for fitness; TPE, lightweight and recyclable, and natural rubber, very grippy, are popular for yoga.
Choose a mat at least as long as your height, so you can lie down completely, and wide enough for lateral movements. A mat with a carrying strap makes trips to the gym easier. Clean it after each session with a damp cloth and mild soap, let it dry flat, out of the sun, and store it rolled up, padded side out, to keep it flat.
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For abdominals, core strengthening, and pilates, a thick mat of about one centimetre protects the back and knees. For yoga, a thinner mat provides more stability in standing postures.
A yoga mat is thin, very grippy, and stable for postures. A fitness mat, thicker and cushioned, absorbs impact during floor exercises like abdominals or stretching.
After each session, wipe it with a damp cloth and a bit of mild soap, then let it dry flat before rolling it up. Avoid harsh products, as they can affect the grip of the surface.
A dense foam with a textured surface ensures good grip, even when sweating. Also check the underside of the mat: a non-slip backing prevents it from sliding on wooden or tiled floors.
Choose a mat at least as long as your height so you can lie down completely during stretches. Taller individuals and dynamic exercises should opt for a wider model.