since the mat folds would i be to stand it up by wall so that my daughter could practice handstands and lean on it
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We stand it up when it's folded and my 2yr old practices her handstands like that. When it is opened I don't think it would work.
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you would probably have to have someone hold it or figure a way to clip it onto the wall.
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I have a 5 year old and ahe loves it! I believe it would be good for all of your girls. The hands and feet on the mat is a huge help for them.
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You could - it has around the give of a yoga mat - but for the price, you'd be better off getting a second hand yoga mat!
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Yes! But if you want to go the cheep way have the dancer put on some socks and practice on the kitchen floor I did that with my girls
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This mat was flat but it certainly can be folded up. My last one was much harder than this one and it started to crack...this one gives more but doesn't seem to crack!
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No, it can't stand by itself...unless you put it against a wall..."that's what I do sometimes"...this dummy is good to practice throws and some MMA moves like ground and pound.
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Yes, it folds flat against the wall when I'm not using it. Only sticks out about an inch or so. It's perfect for narrow areas. I absolutely couldn't live without this mirror.
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Dear I. Hadianto, the mat is most effective when laid flat on a half sheet tray. The mat would still work but it doesn't fold like paper does so a quarter sized mat would probably your best option.I hope this helps.Kind regards,BrightSpring
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The legs fold over so no need to take them off.. You need to stand over ithe mat and fold it, not the easiest but better once you get the hang of it, you could hide it under a bed or in a walk in closet :)
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I will have to ask my daughter as I bought the mat as a gift for my granddaughter.
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Fooled me too. Just give it one more push and it folds flat to the wall. If it went all the way to flat you'd likely smush a finger.
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No. You would have to take off the handle and the legs. I think they named it fold and go because when it arrives, you unfold it until it locks into place, then assemble the handle and legs. Other mini trampolines required you to do a bunch of weird stuff to just assemble the trampoline part. We do not have a playroom, so this was in our great room all the time until Christmas (and new toys came) and now it's in the garage. :-(
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We use this mat to stand on and walk on. It has held it's shape under heavy use in this capacity for several months. We do not put objects on it so do not know if it will hold up under the weight.
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Maybe. I don't know if it is the same thickness as a gym mat. If the child was not doing aggressive tumbling and it was on carpet it might be ok. It is a little over 1/4inch thick if I remember correctly.
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Two folds and Gabriela, I just want you to know that I love this mat!!! I've had it a few years now, do sit ups on it and it is totally awesome. Thick and very durable. Whatever you pay for it, you will be happy.
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I would say yes. It's width is more narrow but there is a nice length. My girls can do a total back walk over on the mat.
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You could fold this mat but because it is twice as thick and 4 inches longer than a standard mat it may not fold very easily.