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🔗 Watch the full tutorial series: 🧶 Microbondage is a little guy with an outsized impact, whether it’s adding that final sense of completion to a tie or intentionally amplifying certain emotions. 📚 In this course, Anoxia delves into the minutia of Microbondage with their model fuoco. They cover... show more

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🧶 Simple Self-Ties 🧶 Celebrate you this Valentine’s! Learn four self-ties that are perfect for building confidence, skill, and a deeper connection to your own touch. ➡️ 📚 With just the knots and frictions from our Beginner Course, you can explore the sensations of rope on your body—whether you’re practicing for a partner or simply indulging in self-love. 🔗 Watch the full tutorial series via the link above.

🧶 Simple Self-Ties 🧶 Celebrate you this Valentine’s! Learn four self-ties that are perfect for building confidence, skill, and a deeper connection to your own touch. ➡️ 📚 With just the knots and frictions from our Beginner Course, you can explore the sensations of rope on your body—whether you’re practicing for a partner or simply indulging in self-love. 🔗 Watch the full tutorial series via the link above.

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🔗 Watch the full series: You don’t need advanced techniques to start exploring the sensations of tension on the body. 🧶 With a solid anchor point, like a piece of furniture or a beam, you can start experimenting with opening and closing the body using the single-column tie and the simple lock-off demonstrated here by Gorgone. 📚 In the full course, Gorgone breaks down these foundational knots in detail and shares practical drills to build muscle memory, so your attention can stay where it belongs: with your tying partner.

🔗 Watch the full series: You don’t need advanced techniques to start exploring the sensations of tension on the body. 🧶 With a solid anchor point, like a piece of furniture or a beam, you can start experimenting with opening and closing the body using the single-column tie and the simple lock-off demonstrated here by Gorgone. 📚 In the full course, Gorgone breaks down these foundational knots in detail and shares practical drills to build muscle memory, so your attention can stay where it belongs: with your tying partner.

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In the mood for a playful suspension session? 📚 Aimed at suspension-experienced riggers and bottoms, this course is all about harnessing Tenshi’s core features: its inherent mobility and potential for collaboratively “sculpting” shapes. 🪢 In this tutorial, Tifereth walks you through the different ways to manage your partner's body in space: slowly through line management for a fluid, connected feel, or with hands-on transitions if you want to bring more energy into the scene. 🔗 Tap the link above to watch the full course!

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🧶 Starting your rope journey is absolutely possible, even without a model! 📚 In this class, Gorgone shares a simple, budget-friendly way to create a rope practice "mannequin." They designed this class with beginners in mind - knowing that not everyone is ready (or able) to tie on themselves. This tool is here to help you build skills and confidence, so you’re ready when the moment comes, whether that’s tying yourself or a partner. 💭 Have your own solo practice tips? Share them in the comments - your experience might be exactly what someone else needs to take the first step. 🔗 Tap the link above to watch the full series.

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🔗Watch the full tutorial series: Active bottoming shouldn’t be the thing that’s hardest but that which is most energy efficient. 📚 Join Fuoco and Gorgone, both experienced bottoms and riggers, to learn all about the various spectrums of active bottoming. Using three different suspensions as examples, they explore when active bottoming is necessary versus when there’s not much you can do for yourself, and how to tell the difference. 🪢 Get ready to see your active bottoming skills improve significantly through all the various nuances taught in this course! Note: Always remember to keep your skill set in mind when applying techniques from any Shibari Study class to your own rope practice.

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