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Third Ropes For TK
In this course, Tamandua teaches three different patterns of TK third ropes with his model Briki.
The basic structure used in these videos is a 'Naka style' two ropes TK. All three variations can be easily adapted to any stemless TK structures (e.g. Gorgone's TK).
These patterns are a perfect combination of old-school Kinbaku aesthetics and modern engineering logics. Each variation offers different technical and visual characteristics, to fit various body types and positional requirements.
*Captions available for this series: English
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5 videos
Old school TK3 | Tutorial
In-depth tutorial on Tamandua's 'Old school TK3'.
Old school TK3 | Suspension Line
Suspension line tutorial on Tamandua's 'Old school TK3'.
Crossed TK3 | Tutorial
In-depth tutorial on Tamandua's 'Crossed TK3'.
Crossed TK3 | Suspension Line
Suspension line tutorial on Tamandua's 'Crossed TK3'.
Bony TK3 | Tutorial
In-depth tutorial on Tamandua's 'Bony TK3'.
Comments on collection (4)
caishenSeptember 1, 2021
how you build and make that tk model,I really want to learn howShow replies (1)

ShibariStudyMay 13, 2022
Hi there, the TK used here is a 'Naka style' two ropes TK, which we do not have a tutorial for on our platform. We recommend using any stemless TK such as 'Gorgone's TK' as an alternative for this tutorial!
EzekielFebruary 17, 2020
Apart from the third lines,It would be very interesting to see also how you build and make that tk model(short-stemmed or naka style) ... with indications and advice. Thank you :)Show replies (1)

Anton (.February 22, 2020
As this is an original TK by Naka Akira, we cannot have anyone than him teaching it on our website. Unless permission has been given, we do not wish to have anyone teaching an original TK (or other 'branded' ties) designed by another instructor!