ROPE FOR BEGINNERS
Third tuesday of the month, 19:00 - 22:00
280 dkk formembers, 350 dkk fornon-members
Every third Tuesday of the month, Anna teaches fundamental techniques of rope practice. This is a beginner friendly class which explores a different topic or tie each month. See the description of each tie below and be sure to check the calendar to see which one. You don’t have to join every time to benefit from this series.
WHO IS THIS FOR?
Anyone who is a beginner who wants to learn some basic techniques for rope. No experience necessary!
DO I NEED A PARTNER?
You can join with a partner or on your own. While we can’t guarantee anything, we do our best to match participants who arrive solo.
WHAT TO BRING
We have ropes that can be borrowed, but we recommend bringing your own ropes if you have them (only jute or hemp, not cotton).
WHAT TO EXPECT
We will start with learning a foundation knot for a single or double column tie, which will then be used to build the main pattern for the evening. Finally, there will be an exercise focused on connection though ropes.
Everyone participating will have the opportunity to try tying and being tied for each exercise, so everyone can experience both perspectives.
WHAT TO WEAR
Wear comfortable clothing that allows you move freely. (Jeans or other stiff materials are not recommended)
TICKETS
Tickets are personal and non-refundable.
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Level:Beginners
🌶️🌶️ of 4
What is chili 🌶️ system?
The ties:
Agura
A pattern for tying the legs into a cross-legged position. A great way to learn how frictions hold ropes into place and add tension.
Arm binder
A pattern that binds the forearms together from wrist to elbow. A fun way to gain a lot of control over the tiee, but still allowing for movement and play.
Beginner gote
A beginner version of the traditional chest tie, where the tiee's hands are bound behind their back
Bunny tie
A chest tie which places the hands behind the head with the elbows pointing upwards. A versatile tie where the tiee can be sitting or laying down in different positions.
Futomomo
A classic tie which places a leg in a folded position, securing and compressing the shin and upper leg with rope
Mermaid tie
A pattern in which the legs are bound tightly together to mimic a mermaid’s tail silhouette, focusing on symmetrical lines and even tension
Prayer tie
A upper body tie that wraps around the chest with the arms in a ""praying"" position, giving the tiee the feeling of a rope hug.
Simple tengu
A chest tie with the wrists near the shoulder and elbows pointing downwards. A highly adaptable tie to different flexibility levels and body types