Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Will these slide on tile floor when doing insanity or p90x side jumping/ice skater drills?
Document: These are great quality mats, especially for the price. My wife and I are using them for our P90x and Insanity workouts and you cannot tell there is a tile floor underneath them. We were on the fence between the 1/2" and 3/4", but happy we went with the 1/2". It seems to be about the perfect balance of support without being too spongy. I would not want anything thinner on a hard surface.
I purchased these mats in blue to cover my 100 sq ft workout room. Let me just say these are great. I do p90x, insanity, general calisthenics, lifting, etc... So far, after about 10 workouts, I haven't experienced any issues. I even workout barefoot now!!! They provide just the right amount of support for your joints and protection for your floor (2nd floor bedroom with hardwood), without too much give for jumping/plyo exercises.
I have purchased these mats twice (2 different thicknesses) and both times they were simply not the right product for my usage. If you do any sort of aerobic, cardio, plyometric or even yoga, these mats simply suck and will frustrate you beyong belief as they slide around as you're jumping up and down like a lunatic in your workout area causing you to potentially get injured if you're not careful.I do P90X/Insanity workouts and needed some padding over berber carpet.
we used this for a floor under the heavy kick and punching bag. great non slip and perfect for bare feet on concrete floor for kick boxing practice in garage. a lot less expensive than others looked at. each 24&#34; x 24&#34; piece came with edges attached. just remove to connect to adjacent tile, very fast. each edge is about 2&#34; wide with round corner, interlocked on one side and straight on the other.
Put it in the garage for p90x and insanity workouts, works great, had no problems  receiving this product, setting up and it has stayed together and not moved. Perfect amount of cushion.
So after researching all sorts of mats (including rubber mats, plyorobic mats, etc) for my p90x workouts, I decided on these mats.PROS- relatively inexpensive per square foot- can clean easily- can easily disassemble and put awayCONS- will slide on hardwood floors (if unaltered)- hands and feet will slip if sweaty during movements like downward dogFor the kenpo X and plyo X, these mats work great.
I'm sure these mats can be used for a variety of reasons, but I purchased them because I was starting the Insanity workouts. After initially thinking that they would work well, I can't recommend them any longer. With any higher intensity workouts where you find yourself doing a lot of jump squats (ie, Insanity), these just don't hold up. They slowly come apart from each other, have a tendency to bow in the middle and will slide around just enough on carpet to make it somewhat dangerous.
Easy to put together, easy to take apart and store. Great cushioning. Does attract dust/cat hair if left out for more than 3 days. I have mine on a tile floor and it slips *a little* but that should be an easy fix with some anti slip mat under it. WOULD BUY AGAIN!
The mats were light but durable and easy to place on the floor with the interlocking feature. It works great for the Insanity workout and for free weight training.
This matting is good quality. It had no smell that I noticed. It's great for aerobic/jumping exercise. I bought it to put under my weight bench to drop the weights on and save the floor below. The problem is if you leave weights on it, it indents as expected but it doesn't totally come back to it's original form.
Answer: yes