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Buying guide

A decent mat makes floor work, core training and stretching far more comfortable. Thicker mats (10–15 mm) suit knees and bodyweight work; thinner, grippier mats suit yoga. Blocks and straps make mobility work accessible if you're stiff, and floor tiles protect your floors under weights.

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Exercise matExercise matGrip and comfort for floor work, core and stretching.See it on Amazon →Yoga blocksYoga blocksMake stretches and poses accessible.See it on Amazon →Yoga strapYoga strapHelps with hamstring and shoulder stretches.See it on Amazon →Thick exercise mat (15mm)Thick exercise mat (15mm)Extra cushioning for knees and floor work.See it on Amazon →Interlocking gym floor tilesInterlocking gym floor tilesProtects floors under weights.See it on Amazon →Pilates ringPilates ringLow-impact strength for inner thighs and core.See it on Amazon →Balance boardBalance boardAnkle stability and core work.See it on Amazon →Stability ballStability ballCore work, hamstring curls and stretching.See it on Amazon →

FAQ

How thick should an exercise mat be?

Around 6 mm for yoga, 10–15 mm for floor exercises and comfort.

Do I need yoga blocks?

They make many stretches easier and safer if you're not flexible yet.

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