A Gorgeous Flooring for Yoga and exercise, Tatami Interlocking MatsWritten by April Jung
Tatami interlocking floor mats are presented by InterlockingFloorMat.com. This Tatami mat is new generation and comfortable flooring for Yoga, Martial Arts and Exercise Schools.Most of Yoga, Martial Arts, Karate, Judo, Child-care Centers, Fitness and Exercise centers require a comfortable and safe flooring environment. With a non-slip surface and 5/8 inch thickness interlocking mats, students can avoid many injuries during exercise and enjoy comfort in practicing Yoga and exercise. The tatami style interlocking mats can also create a peaceful atmosphere and dynamic environment. The soft rubber form material tatami interlocking floor mats are very easy to assemble, expand, move, store and clean. The tatami interlocking floor mat is made by EVA textured form. Each mat can cover 9 square foot flooring area and it is 5/8 inch in thickness. Its oriental style designs provide comfortable and natural environment for living room, bedroom, home gyms and sun deck. Many Aikido, Karate, Judo and Martial Arts Schools are not only user, but also start introducing these mats to their students. Most of them have become partners of Interlockingfloormat.com after having excellent experience with tatami interlocking floor mats. If you like to know more about this floor mat, please visit www.interlockingfloormat.com
| | How A Golf Trainer Can Help Take Your Game To The Next LevelWritten by Mike Pedersen
Having a golf trainer in your corner to give you guidance, motivation and ongoing, cutting-edge golf fitness ifnformation will put you leaps and bounds above your playing partners and competitors.An experienced golf trainer will be able to diagnose your current level of fitness, physical limitations and prescribe right program for you in which you will make most of your time and money. I hear so many horror stories of a 'general' fitness trainer calling himself a golf trainer only to end up making client (golfers' ) game even worse. How discouraging would that be? A qualified golf trainer will not only have appropriate education and background, but have a deep understanding of golf swing and mechanics. And be able to apply his/her exercise physiology knowledge to benefit of golfer. Upon meeting a potential golf trainer you should ask some golf-specific questions to test golf trainers' knowledge of golf. You'll know in less than one minute if they in fact do know something about golf swing. If you have least bit of hesitation, move on to next golf trainer until you find one you feel will help you most. Now bad news! A golf trainer is a specialized professional and will not be cheap. Most of you will not have the luxury to have a golf trainer one time, let alone 3 to 5 times a week, every week. This would cost in thousands of dollars every month. The average, ‘qualified’ golf fitness expert will charge anywhere from a low of $40 per session to a high of over $250. The more experienced golf trainer, more they will charge. So what are you options if above scenario is a little too out of your economic reality?
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