Workshop 5 (intro to lines and partial)

WORKSHOP 4 (LINES & PARTIAL)

INTRODUCTION TO SUSPENSION LINES AND PARTIAL SUSPENSION

Class content:

• Review of basic knowledge applied to suspension lines.

• Review of the different types of suspension lines and their functionalities.

• Safety tips and how to avoid accidents while dealing with suspension lines.

• Review of the anatomy of tied people in Shibari in relation to partial suspensions.

• Practical demo of a partial suspension using previously worked knowledge (Here we will tie what each team knows how to tie according to their level and will work under their level with the intention of exercising and advancing with the new tools).

• Practical exercises to work the lines of the suspensions in a more efficient and fluid way (people without models will do on objects or on the same).

• Demo of different types of anchors, and different types of improvisations with suspension lines.

• Review and written material on structures and materials commonly used in Shibari suspensions.

Requirements:

• It is necessary to have demonstrable previous experience equivalent to workshops 1, 3, and workshop 2 optionally (preferable). Or have attended the same ones mentioned before.

• It is necessary to have your own ropes, you may need 2-3 lines of lines and additional ropes depending on the harnesses you use. If you have doubts you can consult us or if you need more ropes, you can buy in the space by notifying in advance or on our website and if you book the class first, you can get a discount on your purchase of materials.

• It is not necessary to have suspension equipment prior to this class.

• In this class it is not possible to change roles due to the reduced time for all the content to be taught.

• In this class it is not possible to pair up with other individual attendees.

• You can attend this class as an individual and the content can be done perfectly without a model but the experience is different. You can consult us if you have doubts.

Specifications of this workshop:

• This workshop is compatible and recommended to attend as pairs (two people) in which one person takes the role of being tied, and another person takes the role of tie. It is also suitable for those who want to attend to it as individuals by tying oneself, adapting the ties that imply restriction of arms and hands to simpler but functional variations.

• People who attend this workshop in person have to follow the protocol established for face-to-face events in relation to Covid-19. Check our covid-19 policy and send us an e-mail if you still have any questions.