Fiwestock

 If any of us has learned Judo for some amount of time, we have possibly done Judo on different kinds of surfaces. Personally, I have done Judo on the sawdust-covered with canvas, to wrestling mats, to horsehair mats to the latest vinyl-covered Tatami Judo mats available.  Our Judo club decided to renovate the floors after we noticed the foam when our Tatami Prezzo started to break down and our surface was becoming uneven and falls were hurting more the adults specifically.  In our quest for the “Ideal” Judo carpet, I started to carry out some research. I always had the “Go for it” attitude with budget limitations being a major issue. I ended up speaking to a couple of structural engineers, mat manufacturers, gymnastic coaches, gymnastic floor manufacturers, and many others about the issue.  A Tatami Arti Marziali will only compress a specific percentage of the material itself depending on the density if laid on a hard surface like a concrete floor. This frequently leads to injuries