If you go to a studio for your practice, you’re likely to find mats available for rent or complimentary use. And if you attend seaside classes at the beach, you might find using a yoga towel or even a beach towel works perfectly fine. The thing with having a beach towel, of course, is that you’ll only be able to use it at the beach. Besides, yoga towels are made to be used over yoga mats to not only absorb sweat but also to keep the user from slipping or falling over when executing certain poses. When shopping for a yoga towel, keep the following considerations in mind: No-slip with a good grip: Since yoga towels are primarily designed to prevent slips even when the practitioner is already perspi********* bottom. These rubber or silicone grips ensure the yoga towel adheres properly to the mat. Fabric and material: The most affordable yoga towels are usually made from polyester and nylon blends. There are also towels made of fabric sourced from recycled plastic bottles, as well as other materials like cotton, bamboo charcoal and rayon. It’s also crucial to choose a yoga mat towel that does not bleed or get discoloured easily. It should not shrink after washing either. Absorbent: Intense yoga workouts and hot yoga sessions usually mean plenty of perspiration. Without a highly absorbent yoga towel, you’re likely to slip and fall during these workouts. Microfibre yoga towels tend to perform best in the absorbency department.
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