Presented by Aleni DV8
Simple classical lines, correct tension and variations, Aleni is pleased to present her hands in front TK.
Kinoko Swan tie
Presented by Jake and Laced
Kinoko’s class swan style pose using his arms-free chest harness and hands bound in front. A fairly easy and comfortable hands free harness.
Kinoko style strappado
Kinoko’s strappado with standard chest harness incorporated.
Requirements:
Models need to get arms in strappado position though don’t need arms touching.
Riggers need to be able to tie fast and proficiently
Hishi Maddness
Presented by Mark DV8
Mark DV8 is undoubtedly the master of Hishi’s. This class will focus on a diamond shaped chest harness. Designed to compliment the models shape while focusing energy into their core.
Requirements:
3+ lengths of rope
Experience tying a 3 rope Takatekote
An indepth review of a Takatekote
Presented by Mike
This class is a great way to warm up for the weekend as well as ensure that your TK is in good shape.
Finessing Your TK (Gote)
Presented by Miss Gen
It doesn't matter if you do L-Locks or Half Moons, Upper Kannuki or none, Miss Gen can help you to finesse every part of the Gote that you use. You must be able to complete a Gote/TK already (this class does not teach a Gote/TK).
Requirements:
Know at least one TK/Gote you would like to improve on
Enough rope to tie that TK/Gote
It's all in the hips
Presented by -succubus- and noxiousblossom
In this class we focus on creating ties that focus on the hips so we can build ties that are sustainable for our rope partner/s, before we get them into trickier positions In this class, we will go through a few different variations and adapt accordingly. While the ties themselves are relatively simple in application, tension and placement is your game. By adding in a few other elements, these ties really add versatility and give you freedom to explore.
Rope bottoms: this class will focus on your hips so when you are partially or fully suspended you feel supported by the rope.
Target audience: this class is appropriate for intermediate and beyond and students should know how to safely attach mainlines for suspension. If you are not ready to complete the suspension element, or just don't want to, these ties can be incredibly functional on the floor as well.
Equipment: at least 8 hanks of rope, 2-4 biners and or a ring.