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The Mat Mover

Keith,
I'm not sure how I got the web site but it was in an email from a company or wrestling organization such as Wrestler World or Suplay magazine. I looked it
over and it had your web site attached. I looked into the web site at first to see if you had mat movers like the one we had. You did not but you had what
looked to be more in tune to what we could use. So I forwarded the site to him and he found the video. So we went to order 2 and the AD put a hold on one
tell we tested it.
That was when I go a hold of our PE teacher that teaches a girls body design class (a class for girls and those that don't like normal PE classes). She agreed
and I went down and handed them the "Mat-Mover" and it worked great.
You see our wrestling building is separate from the high school building itself. We take it out the door, across the street (35 feet), up a set of stairs (6 steps 3
to 4 feet high with no ramp), in the main building and then into the main gym. The other route is out the door, down the side of the main high school building,
around the corner to the other side of the gym to a ramp that leads back to the main gym entrance and then into the main gym. Our team is not huge and has
been 8 to 20 kids depending on the year. We do host 2 big tournaments that use all 4 of our mats at once. This will allow us to move them around the building
and not exert as much energy and will not be as dangerous for the wrestlers when they carry them in or out.
You have my permission to use what I said in the cell phone message and any thing here as well. Thank you and I will pass on what we have found with your
product.

Thanks again
Jeff Corliss
Seaside High School
Seaside OR 97138