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3/4″ Rubber Mats are definitely not the easiest thing to cut.  Don’t know if this is the best way, but here is what I did if you find yourself wrestlin’ with cutting a 100lb stall mat.  I used a utility knife, straight edge, pen, measuring tape and some soapy water.

1. Measure and mark the line to cut

2. Line up the straight edge

3. Dip utility knife in the soapy water

4. Score the cut twice with the utility knife, using the straight edge as guide

5. More soapy water and finish the cut

First few were ugly but got the hang of it after a few cuts.  Rubber is all cut and laid, now it is time to fill this place with gear!

Thanks to all those who helped to pick up, load, unload, and lay the mats!  Great grip training

Untitled from Matt McCraney on Vimeo.

I recently returned from a trip to Las Vegas celebrating the marriage of a great friend and his lovely wife.  When in Vegas playing BlackJack I am always looking for paint (face cards), yet despite my repeated requests the Aces rarely found a painted friend.  Luckily I didn’t have to rely on the luck of the draw and had my man Cesa and his team, Precision Land Development, to make sure I got paint when needed.  Great job fellas, starting to look good!

Finally, got the keys!  Take a look at the new home of Bolt Athletics and CrossFit Bolt.  Mi casa es su casa, you are welcome to stop by and check us out while we whip this place into shape.  Lots of work to do before we can fill this place up with athletes, but it won’t be long.  Up next, some paint…..time to Get BOLT!