What sport do you do? Do you ever train or play indoors? I’ve been involved with martial arts for over twenty years and trained everywhere from a disused garage, to concrete-floored basketball courts, to small-town halls with splinter filled floorboards. Many of those dojos were used by sports teams--I’ve shared spaces with badminton teams, footballers, and gymnasts. The worst thing that any of them ever had was a bad floor. Sure, leaky roofs and draughts aren’t any fun in winter time but when you’re running around or hopping about or even rolling around on a substandard floor, you really know about it. Not just then and there, but the next day.
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If you’ve trained in that kind of hall, you’ll know the fun to be had picking splinters out of you or dealing with shin splints or jarred joints from running on a surface that’s just a thin layer--or no layer--over hard, unforgiving concrete. The time comes when you do a sport or an activity so long that you end up in a position to do something about your training and playing conditions. The first thing I think about is changing a bad floor for one my students, visitors and anyone taking part in a competition in our space will be safe using. I don’t want them to notice how shiny and good my floor looks, I want them not to notice it at all. No worries about splinters. No worries about strains and sprains because the surface we were training on was bad. I bet it’s not different for you and your team.
So if you have the chance, think of your players, your students, and your guests. Choose professional, long-lasting quality and reliability. Buy sports flooring at junckershardwood.com
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