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Third rope variations on the Takate Kote can be as varied as the imagination allows, but before getting creative, it is important to learn the purpose and function of this rope. In this very complete class, FredHatt and MissBones will first contextualise the TK in terms of the history of shibari, and explain the different families or styles of TK that we currently see in workshops, photos and performances. Youll then have a chance to learn step-by-step 3 third rope patterns and variations within these patterns. FredHatt will give plenty of information about aesthetics, placement, anatomy and how to work around obstacles such as uneven ends, joints in undesirable places, how to use up rope, etc. Once everyone is comfortable with tying the third rope, FredHatt will then go into details about the various ways in which suspension lines can be attached to the TK (side, front, back) and the choices you might want to make depending on the type of suspension (vertical, inversion, side). Throughout the class, MissBones will be providing useful tips for the rope bottoms.
About FredHatt and MissBones (aka Bones and Rope)
We are academics, researchers and teachers by training so our approach and love for rope is very much driven by an intellectual curiosity to understand how rope works at its many levels: be in the technical aspects of how the rope (the material) is actually treated, to understanding how the creative process works and the physics' behind the mechanics of sadism. Overall, we lean towards a rather technical style of rope, with FredHatts trademark subtle geeky sadism complimenting MissBones playfulness.
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LocationStudio Space in Downtown Phoenix (View)
219 S 5th Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85003
United States
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| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
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