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Towards Suspension: Uplines, Partials and Crafting a Rope Session (Step 3)


  • Daruma Neukölln, Berlin Germany (map)

When: Every Tuesday, 10th November - 15th December, 7pm - 10pm
Where: Daruma, Neukölln, Berlin - Our full address sent to you automatically after booking.
Language: English
Tickets: €340 regular / €300 low income / €380 supporter. Price is per couple for the whole 6 week course.

The schedule for all of our upcoming step 1, 2 & 3 courses can be found here.

A 6-week shibari course designed for those who are ready to start learning (partial-)suspensions. This closed-group format fosters a supportive learning environment, allowing you to build connections with peers at a similar skill level.

In this weekly evening class, you’ll learn how to:

  • Safely attach and secure suspension lines

  • Move your tying partner using suspension lines

  • Tie harnesses suitable for suspension and adapt these to the needs of the person in rope

  • Assess and moderate the risks of (partial-)suspension and communicate these risks with each other 

  • Better understand your physical and emotional limits in rope and communicate these

  • Tie a range of (partial-)suspension shapes and understand how the body moves and reacts in them, and how to incorporate them into your rope play

The Step 3 curriculum consists of two 6-week courses (A and B). This upcoming course, starting on 28th Sept, is course A, which focuses on tying on a ring.

We strongly encourage taking both courses, although it doesn’t matter which course you take first. Both courses are aimed at preparing you for suspension, and cover fundamental skills such as working with suspension lines, and tying suspension safe harnesses, but otherwise the content is in no way repetitive. Each course covers very different shapes/positions, harnesses, and different ideas for incorporating uplines into your play, which can help you deepen your knowledge, better adapt to the needs of the person you are tying, and help you discover your own unique tying style.

We have also observed that for the vast majority of people 6 weeks is too short an amount of time to go from having never used a suspension line before, to being confident enough with suspension to safely progress on to intermediate level. We emphasise that regular shibari practice is critical, especially in the beginning.

Important: Tickets are per COUPLE (not per person).

Please double check that you select the correct start date when booking below.

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