This workshop is focused on bottoms and the knowledge, skills, and attitudes that we believe will help bottoms have a successful start in rope bondage. NOTE: This workshop is in development. Attached is the slide deck used in the first version of this workshop for reference. The slide deck alone is insufficient, but we provide …
This course is designed for tops and bottoms who are ready to start exploring the essential elements of full suspension using natural fiber rope (as influenced by the Japanese style of rope bondage). Adding suspension lines greatly increases the risks of rope bondage. Therefore, we expect students to have a firm grasp of the principles …
This course is designed for tops and bottoms who are ready to start exploring the essential elements of partial suspension using natural fiber rope (as influenced by the Japanese style of rope bondage). Adding suspension lines greatly increases the risks of rope bondage. Therefore, we expect students to have a firm grasp of the principles …
This course is designed for tops and bottoms who are ready to begin a serious study of the fundamental skills of rope bondage using natural-fiber rope (as influenced by the Japanese style). Rope bondage of the type we practice at this level and beyond can be dangerous and is technically challenging. Serious study is necessary …
NOTE: For now, this page only contains links to the resources that support our in-person workshop on negotiation and consent. You are welcome to download and copy these resources for your personal use. (However, please realize that some of the material may not make sense without the context in which they were delivered.) We hope to …
NOTE: We are currently revising this course. Some sections are still blank, and others are incomplete. We hope to have the course completed and ready to deliver in-person instruction for the course by the Fall of 2019. If you’d like to be notified about site revisions or in-person offerings, be sure to subscribe to the …
This workshop is designed to help both tops and bottoms improve their suspension work, whether they’re taking their first steps into partial suspension or already practicing full suspension. Below for your reference is the presentation we used during the workshop.
