2:30PM-4:00PM - Sunday, July 4, 2010 - Salon C
The holy grail of bondage is often the elbows touching behind the back in an arm-binder of some sort. Images depicting this position are some of the most prevalent in BDSM media. Not everyone is quite that flexible. This class will teach several armbinder techniques suitable for people of any flexibility. Bring your rope for hands-on participation. |
2:30PM-4:00PM - Saturday, July 3, 2010 - Salon C
Experience: All Levels
How can I take what I know and apply it to an asymmetrical format? This class takes the format of Symmetrical Breaking It Down and applies it to unusual or abstract positions. We problem solve and address stylistic and practical concerns to make the bondage secure, functional, and fun! We tie any asymmetrical position based off of your requests!
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12:00PM-1:30PM - Saturday, July 3, 2010 - Salon C
Experience: All Levels
What makes this tie functional? We approach classic American positions, dissect them, and interpret them for you live on a demo bottom from simple to advanced concepts; we tie any symmetrical position based off of your requests.
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4:30PM-6:00PM - Sunday, July 4, 2010 - Salon C
How to help take your rope experience to diverse levels. Whether you share in the spiritual energy of the rope or are trying to run away from that really bad stingy thing-adding movement and creativity to make your scene more interesting for you and your partner. |
10:00AM-11:30AM - Sunday, July 4, 2010 - Salon C
The basic knots you need for Japanese or any style of rope bondage are very limited and can all be found in the basic bow knot used to tie your sneaker. However, every once in a while you may want to liven up your style with something a little different. Fancy knots can be fun to add in to your bondage and don’t have to be hard to learn or as complex as you think. Give your ties that unusual and distinctive element you’ve been looking for with some useful and decorate knots. These can be perverted to interesting uses and incorporated into any bondage situation you care to imagine. Class materials: Bring rope, 4mm or 6mm, about 25 feet. |
4:30PM-6:00PM - Saturday, July 3, 2010 - Salon C
A basic to intermediate way to expand and challenge your rope work. Partials are a great way for newer players to gain better understandings of biomechanics and how rigging works off of the floor before requiring that it support the weight of an entire person, and can be more strenuous than full suspensions without as many dangers. This hands-on class will explore the basic concepts and functions of one and two column ties that allow you to restrain your partner's body to various objects and structures using their ergonomics and body mass against them safely. Class materials: minimum 10 ropes, 30 foot length each (More rope is always good). Preferred Diameter 6mm. |
4:30PM-6:30PM - Friday, July 2, 2010 - Salon C
Rope offers endless possibilities and fits every body type. Bring rope with you, because this will be hands-on. With just some simple turns of the rope and a couple of simple knots you'll be able to tie someone's hands together, tie them to a chair or even hog-tie them! |
12:00PM-1:30PM - Sunday, July 4, 2010 - Salon C
Using a Japanese-influenced style, the goal of this class will be to allow everyone to be able to suspend another person. Bring rope (approx. 4 lengths of 30 feet or more) and a partner, or make a new friend in class. There will be a dynamic demo at the beginning as well as hands-on instruction. This class is for intermediate rope bondage players and up, as it is meant to build on skills already acquired. This class will also cover suspension safety concerns, rope types, and other equipment issues specific to suspension. |
10:00AM-11:30AM - Saturday, July 3, 2010 - Salon C
The first steps of bondage can be intimidating. The desire to "follow the book" so that you get it right is always there. Perhaps you even take your bondage book out to the play party so that you can get it just right. This class will teach you the techniques that can free you from the book and allow you to use it as a reference instead of a bible. Bring your rope for hands-on participation. |
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