A yoga mat sale is a great opportunity for people to purchase new gear for their workouts. Those who have been using mats for a while will know the strengths and weakness of their mats. They can finally find better options to solve their issues with their existing ones. They can also secure products that they can use for special cases if their mat is proving to be inadequate. Let’s take a look at a few of these special cases below:
Yoga for Travelers
If you travel frequently, then you might be thinking of taking your mat on your next trips so that you can continue with your practice away from home. However, regular mats can be quite thick so they probably won’t fit in a regular backpack or suitcase. One solution is to opt for a thinner mat that can roll up into a small cylinder. This could be inside a bag or get strapped with ease on the outside. Aim for a mat that is around 3mm to balance bulk with cushioning.
Yoga for Partners
Couples’ yoga poses can be fascinating to see. If you follow a lot of yoga-centric social media accounts, then you will probably see a few of these each day. You might even be interested in trying them out yourself, especially if your partner has also taken up the practice. You will need a wider mat for this to accommodate two people with ease. Go for extra large sizes that are longer and wider than regular options.
Yoga for Hot Environments
If you practice hot yoga or you simply live in a place with a warm climate, then you probably find yourself dripping in sweat after just a few minutes on the mat. This may result in a bit of discomfort and slippage. This can make it hard to hold difficult poses that require stretch and balance. Consider getting a cord yoga mat sale as the top material will be able to absorb wetness readily. Water will never pool on the surface so you can always focus instead of getting distracted by the sweat.
Yoga for the Outdoors
Some people like to take their yoga outdoors where it can be more relaxing with the greenery, calm breeze, and blue sky. However, one must be prepared for the less than ideal ground conditions. You might need a thicker mat so you don’t feel every bump on the ground. The bottom should also be easy to wash and dry.
