Yoga Products

A: Current samples can be provided for free under the freight collect. Customized samples, please contact us for sample cost.

A: Each part of our product and packing will be tested by professional QC for ensuring that no inferior-quality products be sold. All materials we use are provided by large international suppliers for assuring the goods' safety and stability. Our products have passed the professional test of America and Europe.

A: At least 500000sets for OEM brand monthly.

A: A Pilates exercise mat is generally thicker than a yoga mat to provide extra cushioning and support for your spine and joints during Pilates movements. A yoga mat, on the other hand, is thinner and designed to provide more grip and connection with the floor, for balance poses that require you to hold a static position.

A: The ideal thickness for an exercise mat typically ranges between 1cm and 1.5cm. This ensures it can withstand the stress from fitness exercises without compromising comfort. It all boils down to the support your joints require based on the exercises you intend to perform.

A: To help avoid germs and nasty mat smells, properly clean your mat on a regular basis. Cleaning your yoga mat is particularly important if you're practicing at a yoga studio where you share mats or props with others. The same rules still apply to your at-home practice, even if there's a lower risk of cross-contamination. Remember: Cleaning doesn't kill germs, but it does remove them, along with dirt and impurities, from a surface. To kill germs and help prevent the spread of infection, consider disinfecting your mat, as well.

A: Wipe down your yoga mat briefly after every practice with a store-bought mat cleaner or a homemade cleaning solution. Once a month or so, give your yoga mat a deep cleaning to get rid of gunk that builds up over time. We'll go over the details below.

A: Some mats can be washed in a front-loading washing machine, but others will break down if washed this way. Check the care instructions for your specific mat.

A: Make sure your yoga mat is completely dry before putting it away. A warm, damp mat can be a breeding ground for bacteria. To dry completely, hang your mat over the back of a chair or over a porch railing. Never put your yoga mat in the dryer. Once the mat is dry, roll it up tightly and store in a place with good ventilation. Open the mat every few weeks, even if you're not using it, to allow air circulation.
If your mat starts peeling, or if pieces of it are sticking to your workout clothes, it's time to buy a new mat.

A: Pelvic Floor Pilates: Strengthening & Restoring Through Movement
It provides resistance to enhance muscle activation and engagement. Incorporating the Pilates ring into pelvic floor exercises can help deepen the connection to these muscles and improve their strength and endurance.