In this shibari tutorial, Ropunawa teaches a series of versatile ties designed for maximum flow and minimal fuss (and rope).
In this shibari tutorial, Ropunawa teaches a series of versatile ties designed for maximum flow and minimal fuss (and rope) together with his model Freya. How much can you expand your bondage practice with just one or two ropes and no knots? As Ropunawa demonstrates in this collection of minimal-rope classes, it’s likely a lot more than you think. Using different forms and frictions, this series explores just how far a hank or two of rope can take you, no matter your level of rope experience. Using the principles taught in this series makes for a more experimental and flowing approach to rope than some more structured types of tying, making it ideal for playful sessions. This class is suitable for beginner levels and beyond. Always remember to keep your skill set in mind when applying techniques from any Shibari Study class to your own rope practice. * Captions available for this series: English
This is a harness course that requires the understanding of simple frictions and forms. It’s best practice to incorporate harnesses into your play only after you can tie them by memory. As rope crosses the arms in this course, we suggest the person being tied be familiar with how to check their hands for signs of nerve compression.
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Simple Harnesses For Flow
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