A student in class asked about props. Since 1996 most props I've purchased have come from yogaprops.net. I prefer the cheaper, thinner mats over thicker and slicker ones. When requiring cleaning I wash them on gentle cycle and hang to dry for a day or two, flipping every so often. I like sturdy black blocks and wood blocks. The wood set I have was made by a friend but surely the ones available on line are as equally lovely. When I first started practicing props weren't readily available. The teacher suggested making your own blocks by duct-taping together equal stacks of old paperback books. If your mat wears out don't toss it as it can be handy for other purposes. For example, I use an old one on the floor beneath the feet of an aluminum ladder for added safety.
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