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Not all Exercise Mats are narrow and thin. - Eric L - 07-31-2013
I have tried almost every mat out there possible to workout on. I like doing P90X at home and hate the narrow thin yoga mats. I spend about half the time working out trying to stay on the mat.
After months of not being able to find a mat that has enough support, big enough to work out on, and still portable, I developed my own. Been testing it in Denver, CO. for past few months and was also on the news this morning.
I wanted to offer the information here as a solution to working out on a crappy mat. If you want more information. Thank you and I hope you find this information useful. If you workout, you will like Pogamat.
RE: Not all Exercise Mats are narrow and thin. - joshuah - 08-16-2013
Hey that sounds pretty interesting. Got any pics, links, more info?
RE: Not all Exercise Mats are narrow and thin. - Eric L - 08-16-2013
(08-16-2013, 02:02 PM)joshuah Wrote: Hey that sounds pretty interesting. Got any pics, links, more info?
Joshua,
Thank you for your interest. I have been working out on Pogamat for a while now and it's everything I wanted. I can't imagine being without it anymore actually.
You can go to our website: pogamat.com
We recently finished a successful Kickstarter campaign and was on Channel 9 News, Denver, CO.
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