Two guided evenings for two people who want to try rope together. I introduce the foundations of safety, rope handling and attentive touch, with time to practise instead of rushing through patterns.
A six-module course for partners who want a fuller practice. I teach technique alongside the less obvious skills: noticing a change, asking without pressure, and making room for different responses.
A five-part self-tying course built around the elements. I combine rope technique with movement and guided sensory practice. You can study on your own, return to a lesson, and discover what holds your attention.
For two people. A shorter introduction across two guided evenings. Choose this when you want to try the basics together before committing to a longer course.
For two people. Six modules covering safety, technique, movement and shared practice. Choose this when you want a more substantial course you can revisit together.
For one person. Five themes combining self-tying and guided sensory practice. Choose this when you want to learn rope through your own body and movement.
The introductory courses begin with the foundations. Read the course outline before choosing, especially if you have an injury, restricted movement or another concern that may affect practice.
The course page explains the rope and other equipment required. Read the safety guidance before practising, and have an appropriate way to release rope quickly.
An online course gives you recorded instruction. In private tuition, I can observe your practice, answer questions in the moment and adapt the lesson to you. If you need that level of feedback, explore Private Guidance.
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