Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Is this mat good for jumping rope?
Document: this mat is thick enough to protect the floor without being massive. i added the borders for a cleaner look. they are beveled to prevent tripping. overall works for what i wanted and looks good.
good product did what its purpose was meant for, good thickness and cushion and no odor of chemicals or nothin , might buy some more soon to make a bigger mat , hope this helps , thanks
They are pretty good for the price, I have been using them for a week and have left two 50-pound dumbbells and a bench and there are no imprints in the mats yet. I don't expect them to be in great condition forever but they seem like they should work for a decent amount of time.
The thickness is great with plenty of shock absorbtion, especially for the Insanity workout that I do. Overall, they're good products that should hold up to repeated use. I am even considering buying a third set of 4 to expand my workout space a little more.
So far I have about 10 workouts on a 4 x 6 tile layout of these mats. A couple times my foot has slightly snaggest one of the interlocking teeth and I have concerns that the teeth will break off or be bent over time. The mats have good absorption of shock when doing P90X or Insanity workouts. Walking on the mats with Speedplay road bike cleats damaged the mats. While I don't fault the mats toughness for this, it does illustrate their durability.
This mat works great for home workouts. My daughter also loves to tumble around on it. The modular design makes it very easy to break down and store if necessary.My only complaint is that it is a little slick. It's best to put something underneath it to help prevent it from slipping around on carpet or hardwood.
It really grips together along the seams. I have another mat that pulls apart if I have 1 foot in 1 square and my other foot in a different square. works well for p90x. I would buy 2 packs though.No rubber or plastic smell out of the bag.
I got 2 sets for a mini workout station in my basement - in black. It works very well and is a great alternative to the rollout mats, especially if you need a lot more space than a little mat can provide. I'm going to buy another set and only dread the gi-normous box they send it in.
I had tried several &#34;yoga&#34; style mats before I settled down on these. I purchased a set of blue and a set of gray, and I've mixed and matched them together to create one 8 piece mat. Plenty large for one person to do just about any workout. If you slip and slide on your floors when wearing socks, you WILL slip and slide on this mat.
This mat is working out great for me. I purchased it to go along with Shaun T's Focus T25 workouts that can be high in impact. In addition to purchasing new fitness shoes, this mat allowed me to get through the second week of the program without knee and foot pain. I did have to hold it down with 10 pound dumbbells on either corner to prevent it from sliding when I jump, because I have this on top of a cork floor in my basement. It's very cushy.
Answer: yes