![]() If you want room to do drops or moves that put you further from the center of your mat, then you want a larger one. ![]() If you aren't swinging away from the center of your mat, then 4'圆' is enough. ![]() As for surface area, 4'圆' and 4'x8' are pretty common sizes of mats to find, though bigger or more square ones are certainly out there. 8" may seem overkill for a low height, but it only seems like overkill until you land on your head. Personally, 8" is what I've seen in most studios and use mot of the time. If you're going higher, or doing bigger drops, maybe you would want a 12" or 24" mat. At least 4" (if you're working very low) but preferably 8" would be good for a lot of aerial work. Thickness and surface area of mats comes down mostly to personal preference/comfort, but there is a bare minimum you should be looking for. I'm not very familiar with Lyra, so I can't speak on how much height you would need. ![]() Certainly enough height for conditioning, basic wraps, and aerial yoga, but not enough height for drops or advanced moves. So for a silk in 12' ceilings, the top of your silk may only be 10' or so from the top of your mat. Assuming you're talking about a ceiling height of 12', straight away you'll have to take away a foot or two for rigging (Depending on the rig and gear you use), then take away the thickness of your mat (I'll get to that later). Is that 12ft from the floor to the ceiling? Or from the floor to the Rig point? You'll need to account for rigging gear and mat thickness in your final number.
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