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Product Name: Extra-wide yoga mat
Model: FM-YM-12
Size: 120cm*183cm
Thickness：6mm / 8mm
Material: TPE
Color: Blue,Pink,Green,Purple,Gray,Customized
Usage: Yoga, fitness Yoga, workout
Charater: Eco friendly and non toxic,waterproof,nonslip,compressive,good elasticity
MOQ: 50pcs
Package: Each packed in one pp bag

Features:

Extra-Large Dimensions: Large workout mat offers an expansive 48x72 inches of space, which is twice the size of standard yoga mats. This generous space allows you to stretch out comfortably, ensuring maximum freedom of movement during your yoga practice. Suitable for various barefoot exercises such as yoga, Pilates, stretching, meditation, planks, push-ups, squats, and cardio workouts.
Double-Sided Non-Slip Design: Our extra wide yoga mat features a double-sided non-slip surface to keep you stable and secure during your practice without worrying about slipping or sliding. The unique wave pattern on the bottom enhances grip on a variety of surfaces, ensuring your mat stays securely in place even during the most challenging yoga poses. (Not for use on carpet)
Excellent Cushioning & Resilience: The exercise mat is 6mm-8mm thick, providing excellent comfort and support in various yoga poses. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced yoga enthusiast, this yoga mat can meet your needs. Its outstanding cushioning and resilience will help protect your joints and reduce the stress on your body. We believe this yoga mat will be the perfect companion for your practice.
High-quality & Eco-friendly TPE Material：Our yoga mats for home workout is made of high-quality TPE material, which is very soft and skin-friendly and has no unpleasant smell.TPE is also eco-friendly, containing no harmful chemicals, and fully recyclable. (There will be a slight smell after receipt, and it can be placed in a ventilated place for 1-2 days.)
CUSTOMIZED: Various colors are in stock and custom patterns and colors are also available.

Understanding the Concept of Doga

Doga, or dog yoga, is a unique practice that extends the mind-body connection of traditional yoga to include our canine companions. It's a shared experience that enhances the bond between owner and pet, creating a flow of energy that benefits both. Unlike the solitary journey of a yogi, doga participants-affectionately known as 'dogis'-engage in poses and routines alongside their dogs, fostering a communal atmosphere of wellness.
Doga is not just about physical postures; it's a holistic approach to well-being that acknowledges the importance of our pets in our lives.
To get started with doga, you only need a few essentials:
A comfortable space
A yoga mat
Your dog
Optionally, calming music can set the tone for a peaceful session. Whether at home or in a class, the key is to ensure your dog is comfortable and receptive to the practice. Remember, the goal is to strengthen the bond with your pet, not to cause any distress.

Why was the International Day of Yoga created?

The proposal for the International Day of Yoga was put forward by the Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi, and during his address to the UNGA on September 27, 2014. In his speech, he said:
"Yoga is an invaluable gift of India's ancient tradition. This tradition is 5,000 years old. It embodies unity of mind and body; thought and action; restraint and fulfillment; harmony between man and nature; a holistic approach to health and well-being. It is not about exercise but discovery. It is not about strength but sensitivity. It is not about competition but cooperation. It is not about self-assertion but self-restraint. It is not about violence but peace. Yoga can open up a new horizon of peace and harmony."
He proposed that 21 June be declared as the International Day of Yoga and that date was unanimously approved by the UNGA.

QnA

Q: Will Yoga help with building muscle, strength, and flexibility?

A: Building muscle, strength, and flexibility is a natural outcome of practicing Yoga. Since the physical aspect of Yoga is only preparatory in nature, one of its goals is to enable the practitioner to sit in a stable and comfortable posture. However, Yoga builds strength not just in the muscles but in all aspects of the physiology which ensures holistic development of the body.

Q: Can Yoga help reduce stress?

A: Yoga has been shown to be effective in reducing stress, anxiety, and depression. The main reason for this is that Yoga brings about a transformation in the way you perceive yourself and the world around you.

Q: Is Yoga only for ascetic monks?

A: No, Yoga is not just for ascetic monks and can be practiced by people of all walks of life. However, there are separate kinds of Yogic practices that are suitable only for monks and should not be practiced by people who are not initiated into the ascetic path.

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