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Uplines For Self-Suspension
In this shibari course for self-tyers, Kissmedeadlydoll teaches an introduction to Uplines For Self-Suspension with her model… herself!
Packed with important upline safety information and advice for what styles and types of ropes best suit her favored techniques, during this course Kissmedeadlydoll shares step-by-step tying instructions for the following lock-offs:
Bottom lock-offs (lock-offs that are close to the body)
Top lock-offs on bamboo
Top lock-offs on a ring
As well as these three lock-offs for self-suspenders, Kissmedeadlydoll offers tips for what to do with your leftover rope as well as answering the all-important question: where to lock off and why?
This course is perfect for self-tyers with plenty of experience tying on the ground looking to begin practicing suspension slowly and smartly. Always remember to keep your skill set in mind when applying techniques from any Shibari Study class to your own rope practice.
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Uplines For Self-Suspension | Intro
Intro do KissmedeadlyDoll's course on Uplines For Self-Suspension.
Where To Lock Off And Why
KissmedeadlyDoll answers the all-important question: where to lock off and why?
Bottom Lock-Offs
In this class, KissmedeadlyDoll teaches you how to tie bottom lock-offs.
Top Lock-Offs On A Bamboo
In this class, KissmedeadlyDoll shares step-by-step tying instructions for top lock-offs on bamboo.
Top Lock-Offs On A Ring
In this class, KissmedeadlyDoll shows you how to tie top lock-offs on a ring.
What To Do With Leftover Rope
KissmedeadlyDoll offers tips for what to do with your leftover rope.