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Summary:
Each ticket price is per couple. one ticket means one couple.
Curious about rope but not sure where to start? This absolute beginners workshop is designed for people who have never tied before, as well as those who want to refresh their foundation. Together, we will cover basic rope handling, knots, pace, distance, timing, patterns, a bit of history and some safety. The class is practical, accessible, and suitable for pairs. No prior experience is required, and switching roles is welcome. The duration of the class is 6 hours with multiple breaks in between.
Workshop details:
This workshop is designed for people who are completely new to rope, as well as those in the very early stages of tying. The workshop is suitable for pairs who want to explore rope together in a supportive learning environment. Switching roles is welcome and will be facilitated throughout the day.
What this workshop covers
The workshop focuses on developing a basic understand of safety, including nerve compression and blood flow restriction. there will be a brief introduction on the history of rope bondage in japan and as it has developed in western Europe. We will learn commonly used "rope terms" to understand the language used but also rope handling, basics of knots and tying some really simple shapes. The most important part of the workshop is to understand why we do what we do, and how to be emotionally in touch with the person being tied, rather than the knots/rope.
The workshop is intended for couples and the spoken language is *only English*
For both people, negotiating consent and being able to define what their own boundaries are in terms of rope bondage, and also comfort in being close physically and or emotionally with their partner.
For the Person who's tying:
* At least three ropes each 8 metres long and approximately 5–6 mm in diameter. Jute, Hemp, POSH, any of these three types are okay.
* If you do not have rope, or forget it, you can purchase some rope at the event for 15 euros/rope.
For the person getting tied:
* Comfortable clothing such as leggings, a fitted top, or a comfortable T-shirt
* Optional warm clothing or a blanket for breaks and after tying
Remember to eat and drink enough water!