CourseLevel 1 | Beginner
Less Is More
In this course, Fred Hatt teaches nine creative ways of using the single- and double-column ties.
Harness Guide
Follow step-by-step illustrated instructions
Members onlyA minimal tie that binds each wrist to the thigh on the same side.
Members onlyA pared-back tengu that holds both wrists at the waist and adds a cuff at each elbow.
Members onlyA minimal non- tie that holds both hands across the waist.
About this course
HARNESS GUIDES: HIP CUFFS, TENGU, BELLY HUG In this course, Fred Hatt teaches nine creative ways of using the single- and double-column ties with his model Briki. One of Fred’s favourite things is the ability to create intense sensations and predicaments with as little rope as possible. In this class he will share some of his favourite ways to immobilize, create intense sensations, lock the body into predicaments and place your partner into positions for erotic play using only one rope and very basic knots. This class is suitable for all levels. Always feel free to adapt these ties to your partner's flexibility or preference and to experiment with different variations of these ties/concepts according to your own imagination. For those who don’t already know how to tie the basic knots used in these classes, you can learn the Single-Column Tie or Double-Column Tie in our Beginner Course. For those who do, any single-column tie of your choice can be used in this class. * Captions available for this series: English
Before you begin
Safety
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.
Equipment
- At least one hank of rope
- Safety shears
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super helpful.. thank you!