A clear rule at the mat entrance
Separate travel off the mats from barefoot training. Wearing sandals in common areas and removing them before stepping onto the mats is a simple rule to communicate. A foot cleaning station can complement that routine when used and maintained according to its manufacturer's instructions.
Prevention involves complementary responsibilities
Surface maintenance, personal hygiene and managing skin lesions do not replace one another. A healthcare professional should advise on treatment and return to sport when a lesion is suspicious. The gym can review its routine, cleaning equipment and instructions to members.
Make maintenance visible
After our service, we provide a visit certificate showing the date and cleaning performed. You can display it at the entrance or share it with members. It documents a visit; it is not medical certification, microbiological testing or a permanent cleanliness guarantee.
Arrange a Saint-Jean visit
Describe your surfaces, their condition and approximate area, then suggest a time without classes. We will discuss the cleaning scope, time needed and monthly payment terms if requested. Drying usually takes 45 to 90 minutes depending on mats and conditions; the surface must be dry before training resumes.
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