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Connection: The Ebb and Flow with Guest Teacher Tempo
Connection: The Ebb and Flow with Guest Teacher Tempo

Sat, Aug 10

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Amped Studios

Connection: The Ebb and Flow with Guest Teacher Tempo

Rope 102 Workshop for Shibari Beginners

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Time & Location

Aug 10, 2024, 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM

Amped Studios, 6104 San Juan Ave #1, Citrus Heights, CA 95610, USA

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About the event

Connection and flow are the foundation of rope communities, and they can be applied to any practice.

In this workshop, we will guide you through a simple exercise that will open you up to the power of connection. We will reveal four crucial points that will enable you to LOVE establishing connections. 

Finally, we will incorporate these points into flow exercises that will enhance your tension and handling skills and will transform the way you approach your practice.

***Please note that this class is designed for tying pairs--one ticket admits two people.

PREREQUISITES: Students are expected to identify basic vocabulary, safety concerns, and rope bondage materials. Students must also be able to demonstrate a non-cinching single-column knot. Rope Foundations, ROPE 101, fulfills this requirement.

MATERIALS: Students are encouraged to bring a safe cutting device and at least one (1) piece of rope at least 15-30 ft long. Also suggested is a mat or blanket for sitting on the floor.

Guest Teacher: Tempo, he/him, is a traveling top with a deep passion for education, learning, and kink. He specializes in rope and impact play and travels to various communities and countries to expand his knowledge of kink. Tempo has taught for several venues nationwide, including Studio Friction in Denver, CO, and Studio Theory in San Antonio. He has also presented at large events such as the North American Rope Innovation Exchange, Ropecraft, Frolicon, and Tethered Together. As a former teacher for a regionally accredited college, Tempo uses his knowledge of teaching practices to help other kink experts share their skills. His scenes often involve weaving music and staying true to his name.

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