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🔹 Simple Self-Ties 🔹 Build confidence, deepen self-connection, and strengthen your rope skills—all with your own hands! ➡️ 📚 In this course, Gorgone draws from their Basic Knots and Frictions Lexicon classes to create four complete self-ties. Whether you’re practicing for a partner or exploring solo, these ties are... show more

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