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🪢 Understanding Rope for Bottoms Who Don't Tie 🪢 Rope bottoms—here’s a course that’s all about helping you make informed, collaborative decisions with your rigger! ➡️ 📚 Join Fuoco as she breaks down the fundamentals of how rope works, so you can independently assess a rigger’s skill level, provide... show more

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