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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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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This does fold up and I either lean it over the side of the tub - or against the wall.
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You can Fold it like that but it is more sensible to roll it like a yoga mat
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It will fold up but you'll use it more if you leave it set up for your height.
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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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I wouldn't think so, it's more of a soft material. I would definitely suggest taking an additional mat
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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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No not excatlly. This isnt for doing pull ups on. Dips an handstands can be done on thses
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Unfortunately is does not fold, we haven't used the third row yet, we will probably have to take it out or roll it somehow. We like the mat, though!
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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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Standing up wouldn't be a problem, but if he likes to push and move things, he'd probably be able to move this no problems. I stopped using this for my son once he turned one. It was perfect for him before that.
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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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It depends on the seat. For infants, it wont without some kind of prop. For toddler seats, the seat might be tall enough to hold the mat up.
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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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This is a great treadmill but no it's not the lightest to try and fold up. It can be done but it would be better to set it somewhere and leave it there. When it is folded up it fits rather snugly against a wall. It ends up about 9" out which isn't too gosh awful bad. One thing to make sure of though - make sure you listen for the locking 'click' when you fold it up or you're in for a rude awakening when it falls in the middle of the night. Hope it helps...
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It is a bit heavy and a bit awkward to move (angle) when close to the wall. I tried to fold it and get it close to the wall and out of the way but found it very hard to incline it towards me without hitting the wall just to get it to the wheels that help move the equipment. My advice is not to get is too close to a wall. Keep in mind the angle of the equipment needs to have when folded in relation to the wheels needed to move the treadmill. Otherwise you'll be stuck between the wall and the treadmill :)