Fitness center question

[dawnball]

I suspect the answer here is "no", but you know what they say about assuming...

Do any of the on-property fitness centers have an open mat available? Ideally I'd want at least 9'x6' of well-cushioned flooring/mat with a non-slip surface.

Also, if anyone knows of an offsite gym that would let me use a similar space on a drop-in basis, that would be pretty useful.

I'm looking for somewhere to sneak in a little martial arts practice on my next vacation. Technically any open space would do (as long as I don't fall), but my old knees and ankles really appreciate the extra padding.

 

[JennyDrake]

CSR MAY have the space but not the heavy padding. Kidani has neither.

 

[princessallegra]

I suspect the answer here is "no", but you know what they say about assuming...

Do any of the on-property fitness centers have an open mat available? Ideally I'd want at least 9'x6' of well-cushioned flooring/mat with a non-slip surface.

Also, if anyone knows of an offsite gym that would let me use a similar space on a drop-in basis, that would be pretty useful.

I'm looking for somewhere to sneak in a little martial arts practice on my next vacation. Technically any open space would do (as long as I don't fall), but my old knees and ankles really appreciate the extra padding.

CSR has a bit of mat space I used for stretching and abs but i'm not sure about kicks and whatnot. Good luck!