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SUMMARY:SHIBARI KINBAKU FOUNDATIONS 2 /// STRUCTURE\, FRICTION & FLOW /// I
 MPROVERS
LOCATION:RopeJam Studio \, Unit 2\, 7 Fountayne Road\, N15 4QL
DESCRIPTION:SHIBARI KINBAKU FOUNDATIONS 2 STRUCTURE\, FRICTION & FLOW /// I
 MPROVERS Learn the mechanics behind every harness. A complex Shibari harne
 ss can initially appear to be one…\nSHIBARI KINBAKU FOUNDATIONS 2 STRUCT
 URE\, FRICTION & FLOW /// IMPROVERS Learn the mechanics behind every harne
 ss. A complex Shibari harness can initially appear to be one mysterious ob
 ject. When we learn to recognise its individual elements\, we begin to see
  something different: A combination of understandable building blocks. Shi
 bari Kinbaku Foundations 2 is the technical bridge between learning your f
 irst fundamental ties and beginning to construct complete Shibari forms. T
 his three-hour-and-45-minute improvers workshop completes the essential to
 olkit introduced in Foundations 1. Every harness is created by arranging\,
  combining and adapting these elements. Once you understand what they do\,
  you can begin learning to read rope rather than simply memorising pattern
 s. FROM TECHNIQUE TO LANGUAGE Foundations 2 is dedicated to structure\, te
 nsion\, direction and friction. We investigate how rope connects to itself
 \, how tension is maintained or redirected and how different frictions cha
 nge the behaviour of a structure. But technique is never separate from the
  body. We will also explore how tension\, rhythm\, movement and micro-adju
 stments allow rope to become responsive\, expressive and connected. Follow
 ing the philosophy of Tiger Nawa Ryū\, we do not simply ask: “How do I 
 reproduce this tie?” We begin asking: Why does it work? What is this ele
 ment doing? Where does the tension travel? What happens when the rope chan
 ges direction? How can these elements be combined differently? WHAT YOU WI
 LL LEARN TENSION & DIRECTION • Reviewing secure Single and Double Column
  Ties • Forward tension • Reverse tension • Maintaining and recoveri
 ng tension • Understanding how direction changes structure • Reading t
 ension through the rope and the body SLIP KNOTS & QUICK RELEASES • Japan
 ese slip-knot and quick-release approaches • Understanding when and why 
 a quick release is useful • Creating secure connections that can be open
 ed efficiently THE FRICTION TOOLKIT • Half Hitch • No-Dome Friction 
 • Full-Dome Friction • X Friction • L Friction • U Friction • Ha
 lf Moon Friction • Full Moon Friction Rather than memorising a list\, we
  investigate the mechanical function of every friction: • What does it c
 onnect? • Which direction does it support? • Where is tension held? 
 • What movement does it allow or prevent? • How can it be adapted to d
 ifferent bodies and structures? FRICTION IMPROVISATION LAB After studying 
 each element individually\, we begin combining them through guided free-fo
 rm tying. This is where technique begins becoming language. You will explo
 re: • Moving between different frictions without following a fixed patte
 rn • Creating pathways around the body • Responding to posture\, movem
 ent and tension feedback • Making micro-adjustments while tying • Usin
 g rope to communicate through rhythm\, pressure and direction • Beginnin
 g to discover your own rope choices and personal style The purpose is not 
 to produce one predetermined harness. The purpose is to understand the ing
 redients from which countless harnesses can be created. THE FOUNDATIONS PA
 THWAY SHIBARI KINBAKU FOUNDATIONS 1 Building Blocks ↓ SHIBARI KINBAKU FO
 UNDATIONS 2 Structure\, Friction & Flow ↓ LEVEL 1 /// MODULE 2 First Rop
 e Forms Foundations 1 and Foundations 2 together cover the complete founda
 tional curriculum taught during Level 1 Module 1. After completing both cl
 asses\, you can continue directly into Level 1 Module 2\, where these elem
 ents are applied to Futomomo\, Gunslinger and two-rope Takatekote structur
 es. SKILL LEVEL & PREREQUISITES Skill level: Improvers / Advanced Beginner
 s You should already be comfortable with: • Lark’s Head • Joining ro
 pes • Single Column Tie • Double Column Tie • Hon Musubi / Square Kn
 ot • Basic consent\, communication and rope safety Completing Shibari Ki
 nbaku Foundations 1 is the recommended preparation. Equivalent foundationa
 l experience is also welcome. This is a structured three-hour-and-45-minut
 e class\, not an open practice jam. ATTENDANCE 👤 Solo attendance: Welco
 \nhttps://www.tickettailor.com/events/ropejam/1971659\nSource: ENM Fam on 
 Teamup
URL:https://www.tickettailor.com/events/ropejam/1971659
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