Yoga mats are commonly used tools in yoga practice, which can provide comfortable support and anti slip effects, helping practitioners better perform various yoga movements. The front and back of yoga mats differ in material and design, and have an impact on the user experience of practitioners. Next, I will provide a detailed introduction to the differences between the front and back of yoga mats.

　　Front:

　　1. Material: The front of the yoga mat is generally made of materials with good wear resistance and anti slip properties, such as rubber, PVC, natural rubber, etc. These materials can provide good support and stability, making the practitioner more comfortable during the practice process.

　　2. Design: The front usually has textures or patterns, which can provide additional anti slip effects and prevent practitioners from slipping when sweating. At the same time, textures can also provide guidance to help practitioners correctly position and adjust their posture.

　　Reverse:

　　1. Material: The back of the yoga mat is generally made of materials with strong skid resistance, such as natural rubber or materials with a sticky adhesive layer. This material can effectively prevent yoga mats from sliding on the ground, providing better stability.

　　2. Design: The reverse side is usually smooth and flat, different from the texture and pattern on the front. The reverse design is mainly to maintain the firmness of the cushion and ensure that it will not move or slide during use.

　　Summary:

　　The distinction between the front and back of yoga mats is mainly reflected in the material and design. The front is usually made of materials with good wear resistance and anti slip performance, and has textures and patterns, providing good support and anti slip effect; The reverse side is usually made of materials with strong anti slip properties and has a smooth and flat design, which increases the stability of the cushion. Practitioners can choose the front and back sides as needed when using yoga mats to achieve better practice results.