hardwood flooring verses carpet ??????
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I think the issue with carpet is you can torque your knee if your foot gets stuck during a move.0
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I'm a carpet girl with a yoga mat!0
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Giggity
Now, back to the actual discussion:
Pro: I prefer working out barefoot at home so having a carpet is good because it provides cushioning. Also if the workout includes any floor work like push-ups, planks, sit-ups, etc, you'll want the extra padding for your back/hands/elbows.
Con: as PP mentioned, carpet causes friction so certain moves become difficult/impossible (even barefoot)
IMHO, pros outweigh the cons. I don't do many workouts that include twisting of legs anyway due to wonky left knee.
Of course you don't have to get carpetting to work out at home, just pick up a mat.0
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