Ezy Mats has just received a delivery of heavy duty tatami mats. The tatami mats are manufactured with heavy duty vinyl. There have a none slip back and inner sponge. The tatami mats are 40mm thick and are 230kg/cm which is idea for throwing martial arts such as judo, jiujutsu, aikido, hapkido, BJJ, MMA etc.
Our tatami which is both durable and a pleasure to train on. The mats are easy to clean and have a beautiful textured tatami finish for added grip during training.
At Ezy Mats we have a large range or gym and training mats. Our mats are sort after by organisations throughout Australia. We supply EVA foam mats, MMA mats, wall mats and heavy duty tatami mats. There exists a number of colour options which can be combined or used on their own. We ship out mats through out Australia. They can also be picked up from our Sydney and Melbourne warehouses.
One of our most popular mats is tatami mats. These mats are traditional used by judo organisations as it resemble the tradition mats historically used in Japanese martial arts. The mats have a tatami finish which is a very distinct pattern. Traditionally they were made with straw and can still be found in Japanese homes and some diehard Japanese martial arts school. The vast majority have long switched to the modern day variant.
The mats are not only used by Judo schools. A large variety of martial arts activities now use tatami mats. They are sort after for the protection they provide during training. Also users like the grip that the tatami pattern provides which is especially advantageous with standing arts. We also have lots of non-martial arts customers who enjoy the durability of the product and the professional look they add to their training area.
Tatami mats have a traditional tatami finish and are made of heavy duty vinyl with an inner compressed sponge and anti skid bottom. They are available in 40mm with density of 230kg/cbm and are 1m x 2m. Tatami mats are great for high impact sports. They are idea for judo, jiu-jutsu, aikido and other martial arts. They are good quality mats which are sure to last you for years to come. These mats are suitable for both training and competitions.
Colours available are black and grey.
Other colours and thickness are available by special order. Extended lead-times and additional pricing may apply.
The Australian dollar traded steadily on Friday, after sustaining sharp losses a day earlier. The RBA lowered its forecast for GDP of 2-3% in the year through June 2015, down from 2.25-3.25% in the May projection. The RBA added that the unemployment rate was likely to “remain elevated for some time”. The RBA statement also took note of the high value of the Australian dollar, which has gained about 6% since February.
The AUD rose another 0.4% on Tuesday. Yesterday’s data releases showed that the number of jobs fell for the first time in five months in May and that Business Confidence was unchanged for the month. Surveys showed that conditions are mixed across all industries with NAB forecasting higher unemployment by late 2014.
The effect on the price of EVA interlocking rubber gym mats should be positive. Especially with talk to the AUD reaching parity with the USD. Ezymats is a leading supplier of EVA interlocking foam rubber jigsaw mats. They are also know as gym mats, gymnastics mats, judo mats, crash mats, module mats etc. They have a variety of uses includes martial art, gymnastics, children’s play areas, gyms and other uses.
The Queen’s Birthday public holiday for the eastern states meant no action in the Australian markets, the ASX was closed.
Overnight US stocks rallied making it the third close at a record high. The S&P 500 closed up 0.09 percent with better than expected jobs creation last week and the ECB lowering interest rates helping the index stay at record levels.
Oil rallied on the back of strong demand from China and Japan as expectations are forecasting for a higher demand in energy. WTI closed at US$104.41 a barrel, its highest close for the benchmark since March.
Gold finished slightly higher as there were no major new economic data for investors. We are now seeing some safe-haven buying due to a lower confidence level in Europe.
The price of EVA interlocking jigsaw rubber gym mats remains stable. Ezymats is the leading supplier of jigsaw mats in Australia. They now have 20mm, 30mm and 40mm interlocking jigsaw rubber gym mats available.
The AUD continued to strengthen overnight despite the disappointing April trade balance figure. Imports exceeded exports for the first time since November 2013 and gave further cause for concern of China’s slowdown.
The Aussie dropped 30 pts on the back of this figure but then saw an 80 pt rise overnight as US unemployment claims rose by 8,000 from last week to coming in at 312k for the week ending 31/5 (a rise of 8k from last week) and causing concern before the US jobs report later tonight.
Technical levels show the AUD’s quick rise from the recent lows may have the AUD heavily overbought so tread with caution when deciding to hold off on buying as heavy rises often mean heavy corrections.
The strong dollar should have a positive impact on the price of EVA interlocking jigsaw rubber gym mats. Ezymats is a leading supplier of EVA interlocking jigsaw rubber gym mats in Australia and globally.
Ezymats continue to increase their range of safety mats. As well as their popular 40mm jigsaw mats and other EVA mats Ezymats now has arrange of specialty mats available on special order.
Mats now available include vinyl mats, rubber mats and EVA mats. The mats can be used for a range of activities and applications including, gym mats, impact mats, gymnastics mats, judo mats, wrestling mats, grappling mats, BJJ mats, karate mats, taekwondo mats, children’s play mats.
Contact Ezymats for all you safety mat requirements.
Place your order for jigsaw mats today. We have a new shipment of 40mm jigsaw mats arriving on the 22nd May. Customers have already re-ordered but we still have some available.
If you miss out on this shipment don’t worry. We have new shipment arriving all the time.
Judo, literally meaning “gentle way”, was created in Japan, in 1882, by Japanese martial artist Jigoro Kano. Initially it was designed to compliment physical training for fitness but also for self defence. It gentle nature was a means for a smaller person to overcome a larger individual. Today though it is generally considered as a modern martial art which is also a popular Olympic sport. Judo is now popular throughout the world which is evidenced by the number of nations represented at international judo competitions.
The most Identifiable feature of judo is the competitive elements which come with it. With judo the main objective is to either throw an opponent to the ground. From there one would seek to immobilise the opponent with a pin, or force an opponent into a submission like a joint lock or a choke. Strikes and thrusts by hands are not allowed in judo competition but can be used in a self defence situation.
Judo tatami mats have a tatami finish and are made of vinyl with an inner compressed sponge and anti skid bottom. They are available in 40mm and 50mm with density of 180kgs/cbm or 230kg/cbm. Sizes are either 1m x 1m or 1m x 2m.
Judo mats are great for high impact sports and judo competitions. Colours available are green, red, blue and yellow.
History of Tatami
The term tatami is derived from the verb tatamu, meaning to fold or pile. This indicates that the early tatami were thin and could be folded up when not used or piled in layers. Tatami were originally a luxury item for the nobility.
During the Heinan period, when the architectural style of aristocratic residences was consummated, the flooring of shinden-zukuri palatial rooms were mainly wooden, and tatami were only used as seating for the highest aristocrats.
In the “Kamakura period”, there arose the architectural style of residence for the samurai and priests who had gained power. This architectural style reached its peak of development in the “Muromachi period” zashiki (lit., room spread out for sitting), and rules concerning seating and etiquette determined the arrangement of the tatami in the rooms.
It is said that prior to the mid-16th century, the ruling nobility and samurai slept on tatami or woven mats called goza, while commoners used straw mats or loose straw for bedding.
Modern Tatami Mats
Now tatami mats are widely used in judo and other japanese martial art. They tend to me constructed with vinyl and foam but have the same finish as traditional tatami mats.
The details for the mats that we have on offer are as follows:
Size – 1mx1mx40mm
Colours – Black, Grey
Density – 230kg/cbm
Finish – Tatami
Judo Mats Australia
Ezy Mats is the preferred supplier for these mats and other training mats though out Australia. When you think judo mats Australia think no further then Ezy Mats. We have helped dojos fit out there training areas both big and small. We have also assisted other organisations like MMA clubs, karate clubs, aikido clubs, tae kwon do clubs and kung fu clubs with there training area fit out. Each time our customers have been very satisfied with the results and you will too.
So our mats are used by all sort of martial arts organisations. Apart from Judo they are also used by jiu-jitsu, BJJm MMA, karate, wrestling and grappling just to name a few. They are made from heavy duty material and are sure to last for years to come. Our mats are used by organisations both big and small.
As well as these great mats we also offer other types of exercise mats which include:
Wall Mats
EVA Mats
MMA Mats
If you have any special requirement such as different colour or sizes by email us or give us a call and we will help you the best we can.
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