Exercise mat ensemble and method of use
OwnerBarbara Wechslerinventor
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An exercise mat ensemble for use in exercise disciplines such as yoga that involve floor exercises and positions. A vinyl padded sticky mat is covered with a sheet of washable absorbent fabric that overlays the sticky mat on all four sides. The fabric sheet may be extended at one transverse end with sufficient fabric that when folded over more than once it forms a cushion to aid in certain exercises and positions. When the fabric sheet is placed on top of the mat and the two are rolled together the fabric extension encloses the mat within the roll. The extension may also be stitched to form an envelope or stitched on each side to form channels into which drawstrings are placed, both capable of forming a case around the rolled mat and fabric sheet. A strap may be added to the ensemble to assist in certain exercises and positions and also to be incorporated into the rolled mat and fabric sheet for use as a carrying strap. The fabric extension may also be separate from the main fabric sheet to increase the number of fold possibilities, to provide added assistance for specific exercises and positions, and to serve as a meditation blanket. A sheath may be used to cushion the strap for ease of carrying.
An exercise mat ensemble for use by participants in exercise regimens that involve a variety of floor exercises, said ensemble comprising:
An exercise mat ensemble for use by participants in exercise regimens that involve a variety of floor exercises, said ensemble comprising:
A method of performing a series of exercises and positions on a flat horizontal surface, said method comprising;
An exercise mat cover ensemble for use with a padded rubberized rectangular mat having two longitudinal sides and two transverse sides, said ensemble and mat for use by participants in exercise regimens that involve a variety of floor exercises and said ensemble comprising:
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