How to build your own MMA, Jiu Jitsu and Wrestling mat
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ค. 2024
- How to build your own MMA, Jiu Jitsu and Wrestling mat.
Here is a list of the items I purchased:
* The wrestling mat- akathletics.com/collections/w...
Also try Craigslist and other sites, find the best price you can.
* Mat tape - www.amazon.com/Gamecraft-Feet...
Get the 4-inch wide, it's better.
* Google and shop around for the rest of the products -- 2x4 wood, plywood boards, carpet padding, wrestling mat cleaner, spray bottles, black duck tape, multipurpose adhesive glue, swiffer and washable mop, etc.
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Just a few notes to add that are not mentioned in my video:
1. A great thing about my mat is that it is very easy to take it all apart and transport it. This mat design is the best for personal home use.
2. Puzzle mats could be used instead of the wrestling mat, I just prefer a wrestling mat.
3. Problems you might run into is the duct tape coming off of the 2 by 4 wood pieces so make sure to use a lot of tape or re-tape underneath.... and another issue is with the carpet padding coming unglued from the plywood. I suggest stapling the first carpet padding to the plywood and then using the multi-purpose glue to glue the other carpet padding pieces to each other.
let me know any other ideas you all have or any questions - บันเทิง
Just a few notes to add that are not mentioned in my video:
1. A great thing about my mat is that it is very easy to take it all apart and transport it. This mat design is the best for personal home use.
2. Puzzle mats could be used instead of the wrestling mat, I just prefer a wrestling mat.
3. Problems you might run into is the duct tape coming off of the 2 by 4 wood pieces so make sure to use a lot of tape or
re-tape underneath.... and another issue is with the carpet padding coming unglued from the plywood. I suggest stapling the first carpet padding to the plywood and then using the multi-purpose glue to glue the other carpet padding pieces to each other.
let me know any other ideas you all have or any questions
fairshanks hey man, how much did all of this cost you? By the way great video
fairshanks how much does it cost
Do you think an 8x10 room with padded walls is to small ground work?
@@LC-hv1qn in feet or meters if its in meters perfectly its giant if its in feet i would say 12x12 would be my minimum standard. Think that you are gonna be fighting and then throwed so i would say its needed a bit of free space.
I really like this. Although I was a little disappointed to find you already had actual wrestling mats. I thought it was going to be from scratch. Anyway, if I ever get the space for this, I'll definitely build this.
I was thinking the same thing.🤔
The padded 2x4 frame was a great idea. I’ve been fighting with a good system to keep my mats in place. Going to definitely use your set up! Really appreciate the video. Well done man!
Awesome video man. Just bought my sons a 12x12 mat for the house and had no idea how I was going to set it up. Now I know. Thank you.
Can't wait to get something like this set up. Thank you so much!
Thank you brother helped me out a lot! Aloha from Hawaii!! 🤙🏼
Good job kid!! & you seem like a good guy!! Great vid for my kids to watch!!
Killer video man! I know ya dont post anymore but your content is awesome.
I wish had a garage to put this in and not worry about weather and elements messing it up. I so wanna build this!
Bro this is such a good video and exactly what I was looking for. My basement is going to be a savage coliseum now
Nice video and he makes it seem very easy, which I believe it would be.
He also seems like a nice guy, he gives off that kind of vibe.
Great video. Very helpful and easy to understand. Keep up the good work!!!
This is awesome keep up the good work
awesome video! I have roll away mats 10X10 but once I have my garage situated I would rather have em in a more permanent spot like this. Also the extra padding is gonna help for the throw drills
Great video and a well done project! I found this to be very helpful, thank you!
Thank Yo this was really informative and entertaining.
@fairshanks you seem like the chillest down to earth dude. awesome vid!
The end was cool 😎👍💯
Great vid bro
Great video. Thanks for the upload
awesome brother. I might have to do this for me and my boys...
WTH YOU HAVE THE WRESTLING MAT ALREADY
Informative video bro..good man👍
great vid..question i have old school thick wrestling Ju Jitsu mats, with velcro ends, they got water damage from storage all winter, was wondering how can i safely salvage them for re-use? any suggestions would be great!! they now look in rough shape, can i dry them out...by sun? what would u do...
Thanks for the vid bro!
Great video bud. Wish I could do some grappling with you on that mat.
what size is your mat? Also can you do flips on it and would it cushion a failed flip or crash? Is it also hard enough to do handstands and some break dancing power moves?
Thanks a lot man!
Thanks.
that is awesome
I would highly suggest joining your wood frame with pocket hole screws if you have access to them.
Pretty good friend. Try to get a vinyl tarp from harbor freight for a top cover. That’s what I about to try.
I don't know if you would know or not, but how thick should the mat and the padding be if you're planning to practice something as intense as Catch Wrestling or something to that affect?
Thanks in advance if you can help but if not, have a terrific day!
Probably at least 4 inch thick for mat and carpet padding combined thickness
like the video, cool at home set up for sure. Breakfalls need work though, no point hitting the mat with your hand after you already landed.
So where do you get a top part, the circled one?
What's the thickness of the wrestling mat you purchased? That would make a good deal of difference as to the necessity of carpet padding underneath I would think. I have some 2 inch thick wrestling mat on order right now, but it seems like most of what I see out there is and inch and a quarter. Nice vid. Thanks!
The mat is 1 ⅜” thick.
and I think I have 2 inch or 1 1/2 inch of carpet padding. How much padding you want just depends on the amount of comfort you want and if you will be doing take downs/throws on it. But carpet padding is a cheap way to get more padding.
Thanks
Thanks for the response.
great video, I love homemade training gear. I have tons of ideas myself, one day I'll get around to making videos or even a book.
can you use the wrestling mat by itself? without building everything else?
Thank you sir
What about moisture under the plywood?
Great video bro! How much did you invest in total more or less if you remember..? Thank you
Will this method work if the floor is not level? My garage is not perfectly level and I'm worried the 2x4s or Plywood not laying flat will cause problems.
Use velcro strips to hold it down maybe
Why only three layers of carpet padding?
More the better right? So why not put 5 or so layers?
How thick is the original mat
What size is that ?
What is the mop brand, if you have it handy. Just got some wrestling mats and I need a way to clean them effectively.
I think pretty much like this one.
www.amazon.com/Houseables-Dual-Action-Microfiber-Replacement-Washable/dp/B01FYG4G4U/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1499393687&sr=8-6&keywords=machine+washable+mop
Make sure you swiffer dust them first though, one of those disposable ones. Probably you could reuse it a few times, but its good to get any hair or dust off that the mop might just run over. but still need the mop too with chemical cleaning agent
Thanks.
Good tip. Cheers!
How are your mats holding up? Any updates or learnings you would like to pass on about their construction?
Unfortunately I had to move for work and where I am at right now I don't have space to roll them out, so they are in storage. I did notice the duck tape falling off of the wood frames and also the carpet padding coming off of the floor boards. I would recommend finding an alternative to duck tape like drilling in some kind of soft rubber bumper padding and also maybe stapling in the carpet padding with some kind of industrial staple or maybe even screwing them in with a wide surface washer and screw.
How thick was the plywood?
about an inch maybe inch and half.
how to build your own mat.....buy one from the store....thanks?
What weight do you walk around at now?
Babz H , about 145 and recently got blue belt.
that's great man, keep going
I want one with the mortal kombat logo on it
Buy one
@@traysonwhitworth7950
1. Im retired from wrestling (although maybe just to keep those skills)
2. Im a broke college student
@@rusty7984 🤔. Well..... you could make the logo or just buy one later on idk. Also why are you retired if your still in college ?
@@traysonwhitworth7950
Well im going to a JC decided to focus on my education in high school I barely passed trying to balance out wrestling and classes didnt want to risk it in college where I pay to go
Will you just build one for me? Lol
Ok
Aaaaaaaaaaa faaaaaaairbaaaanks!!!
what is price
Around 800-900 dollars all together.
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It is funny that you say using tarp is "shitty" but the Gracies do a video saying it is okay...so....
lol
Shoutout to the Irish flag 🤙
Don't use a mat it's unrealistic, roll on concrete💪☠
Natural selection 😍😍
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Here's a thought to make those corners a little easier.