Guest guest Posted April 26, 2004 Report Posted April 26, 2004 Does anyone have experience using bikram mats for ashtanga practice? I'm trying to find a light and reasonably priced option for a new mat that I can bring to Africa that will be both durable and will be slip-proof if very sweaty. My weight limits are pretty strict and it would be cumbersome to bring both a mysore rug and a mat. Quote
Guest guest Posted April 27, 2004 Report Posted April 27, 2004 ashtanga yoga, "jelenamaca" <jelenamaca> wrote: > Does anyone have experience using bikram mats for ashtanga > practice? I'm trying to find a light and reasonably priced option > for a new mat that I can bring to Africa that will be both durable > and will be slip-proof if very sweaty. My weight limits are pretty > strict and it would be cumbersome to bring both a mysore rug and a > mat. The Bikram mat works well, but it must be placed on a carpeted surface. It will slip around a hard floor. Quote
Guest guest Posted May 6, 2004 Report Posted May 6, 2004 Hi, In order to go backpacking through Australia and New Zealand I bought an ultra light travel mat at www.yogamatters.co.uk ... it's very thin (almost like a sheet) but durable and doesn't slip on smooth surfaces. However, since I always have incredibly sweaty hands and feet, I do use a towel with it to practice ashtanga. good luck, Carmen ashtanga yoga, "jelenamaca" <jelenamaca> wrote: > Does anyone have experience using bikram mats for ashtanga > practice? I'm trying to find a light and reasonably priced option > for a new mat that I can bring to Africa that will be both durable > and will be slip-proof if very sweaty. My weight limits are pretty > strict and it would be cumbersome to bring both a mysore rug and a > mat. Quote
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