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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Yes, both my daughter and neice love it. My daughter practices walkovers on it.
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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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I'm sure it will. It's pretty close to the ground so my daughter doesn't use a mat at all, just carpet.
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Yes I fold the legs in and put against the wall flat. It is very sturdy. I highly recommend . Hope this helps!
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Sorry for the delay. Yes,, the stand folds up very nice for storage in a room, closet behind bed etc... My son really likes this very useful stand.
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I've never tried it personally but I don't see why not. On their website they showed someone standing on the mat with socks on so you should probably use it like that.
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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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I suggest you to place it about 2.5/3.0 feet away from walls. It should be enough... Have a good workout!
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Yes, I stand it against a wall when not in use. It's mostly quarter inch or so angle.
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Not sure of that. This mat is primarily good for having to be positioned on knees, or laying down and doing various exercises.Running, jumping jacks, etc may not be a good idea 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.
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Yes, the side is a little over an inch and can stand up on its own (I just tried it in my kitchen). It should lean against something, of course, and you will have to have all of the plastic sheets inside the board.
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If the floor is reasonably flat and level, you should have to problem with it freestanding...if there are little children in the house, you may have to add a strap to the top and secure it to the wall to avoid any chance of them tipping it...other than that, you should be fine just letting it stand against the wall.
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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, 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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It can be up against the wall while in upright position but must be pulled out to fold down. The back fold directly down, bottom does not swing forward or anything