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Shibari Basics – Level II
The course contains 9 videos presenting topics usually discussed on the second day of our workshops.
Workshops nawado – exercise without a partner
A few inspirations on how to practice using the rope without a partner
Kagerou shibari
Arm binding with a hishi/diamond pattern forming a sleeve (arm binder) clasping the arms together in a strappado at the back
Hojo hishi gote shibari
Braiding the arms and body with a hishi/diamond pattern and an element called hojo cuffs on the arms
Quadrople rope hip harness
One of the hip harness versions made in the quadruple rope technique.
T-K 2 R – wrists up high
Binding arms with raised wrists, version with two ropes of standard length.
Choker tie
The binding of the arms that is very tight and the hands positioned so that it makes it difficult to breathe.
Box tie, quadrople rope
Binding with the arms in the box tie/gote/T-K position made with the quadruple rope technique.
Harness X-shape for suspnsions quadrople rope
Suspended harness with X-shaped ropes, made using the quadruple rope technique
. Harness and suspension
Harness recommended for suspending and making an example of suspending
Suspension with the use of a tengu harness
Suspension using a harness with the arms in the tengu position.
Tengu harness for suspension with quadrople rope
Suspension harness with arms in the tengu position and performed with the quadruple rope technique.
Teppo Yoko Tsuri (Side suspension with teppo)quadrople rope
Suspension in side position with hands in teppo position, done with quadruple rope technique.
Two ways to arrange the arms to the box tie
Two different ways to position your partner's arms to start a box tie/gote/T-K
Upgrade a simple Tengu with a second rope
Binding with hands in the tengu position, done with one rope and extended with another
Simple strappado
Binding with the hands behind the back, with the arms locked and straight, forcing the body in a bent position.
Simply, fast box tie
Box tie/gote/T-K, i.e. a simple binding entwining the torso with the arms with the hands folded behind the back. Quick version.
Notes on places where ropes are laid
Tips on places on the body where laying ropes is inadvisable or dangerous.
Maneuvering your partner’s body
Four videos with a portion of inspiration on how to skillfully and smoothly maneuver your partner's body
Karada shibari (Ganji garame)
Torso braid with a rhomboidal pattern (hishi/diamond) in one of the versions with a system of ropes on the back resembling a fish skeleton
Karada fish bones #2
Torso braid with a rhomboidal pattern (hishi/diamond) in one of the versions with a system of ropes on the back resembling a fish skeleton
Karada fish bones #1
Braided torso with a rhomboid pattern (hishi/diamond) in a version with a rope arrangement on the back resembling a fish skeleton
Simple karada
A very easy version of the karada - a braided torso with a rhomboid pattern (hishi/diamond).
Examples of ties terminations
A few examples of how to organize the sections of ropes remaining at the end of tying.
Box tie ( Insex)
Box tie/gote/T-K in the version often seen in Insex videos.
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Very immobilizing arms
Binding in a frog
Simple binding, immobilizing the entire figure, exposing the crotch and allowing easy rotation of the body
A hank of hojo jutsu
Rolling the rope into a skein that can be hidden in a sleeve, pocket, under clothing and gradually, during tying, pull the rope out of it.