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The original and still the best standard yoga mat from the same manufacturer as the Planet Sadhana mats.

As with the Eko Tex Balance range, these mats are porus which means that the grip increases as time goes on. Durable, easy to roll, carry and wash, our most popular mat with extra thickness which is great for kneeling, sitting and lying poses.

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When you really just have to have the best. This is the standard version of the Ultra mats.

Extreme quality and durability – from the Eko Tex 'Mat 4 Life' range.The 7mm solid surface is ideal for use on carpeted or uneven floors.

In addition to Yoga / Pilates, these mats are perfect for masseurs, camping, judo/karate and general fitness.

Note: We are also able to quote for entire studio coverage in this material – please email us...

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This is the mat to take backpacking. You can roll it/fold it/squash it/wash it – perfect when low weight & volume is all important.

Recommended for occasional use, so ultra thin it does not provide cushioning.

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Find out why leading teachers such as Matthew Sweeney and Ana Forrest are switching to Planet Sadhana mats.This is the king of mats.

When only the best will do. Burn away all impurities from the body and mind. Feel the fire and strength come through the mat and up your legs.

A solid base for your practice in the full range of colours and finishes. Very tasty indeed. Be the envy of your class.

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Find out why leading teachers such as Matthew Sweeney and Ana Forrest are switching to Planet Sadhana mats.

Have mat – will travel. The same core stability and durability but nearly half the thickness of the regular mats. Great for taking with you on those long journeys. This is the mat that everyone has been waiting for!

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Why do I need yoga blocks for my practice?

As we have previously stated the beginner is helped by supporting her/him in asanas (postures) that otherwise would be too strong or not able to be attained in the beginning.

With careful direction from a qualified teacher, the student can be shown how she can use the blocks as support under the body – under the hand in standing postures or under head and wrists in forward bends – for example.

Blocks are also useful for sitting on to raise the pelvic area, allowing for a more aligned sitting posture and proper alignment of the spine.

In meditation, once the student feels reasonably comfortable in Sukhasana (the sitting posture) a block can be used to allow the legs to be crossed and knees comfortably opened towards the floor.