Speed Tying Social
Description
Tops, bottoms, and switches will get hands-on rope practice through bite-sized sessions with each other. There is no “dating” here, but you will meet, tie, and be tied. People are encouraged to attend solo, as this is an opportunity to mix and mingle.
Please arrive on time in order to fully participate in all activities:
Noon: check-in & rules
12:15-12:45pm: socializing & “speed meeting” rounds
12:45-1pm: break
1-3pm: speed tying rounds
Folks tying: bring your favorite upper body, lower body, and decorative harnesses out to play. You will get to tie them on different body types and shapes, practice creativity and adaptation, receive feedback, and test your rope handling skills. You’ll have eight minutes to tie and untie each round, though this precise timing may vary.
Folks being tied: experience rope, practice negotiating, and compare how different patterns feel on your body. You are encouraged to share preferences or physical limitations to see how different people tying adapt their structures.
This is an opportunity to explore what rope can offer. To fully participate in this class, you need to be comfortable tying and being tied by different types of people. This is a learning and practicing environment. Please respect the goals of the event by not pressuring or asking people to play, or solicit “rope rides”, outside of this activity.
Tops, bottoms, and switches will get hands-on rope practice through bite-sized sessions with each other. There is no “dating” here, but you will meet, tie, and be tied. People are encouraged to attend solo, as this is an opportunity to mix and mingle.
Please arrive on time in order to fully participate in all activities:
Noon: check-in & rules
12:15-12:45pm: socializing & “speed meeting” rounds
12:45-1pm: break
1-3pm: speed tying rounds
Folks tying: bring your favorite upper body, lower body, and decorative harnesses out to play. You will get to tie them on different body types and shapes, practice creativity and adaptation, receive feedback, and test your rope handling skills. You’ll have eight minutes to tie and untie each round, though this precise timing may vary.
Folks being tied: experience rope, practice negotiating, and compare how different patterns feel on your body. You are encouraged to share preferences or physical limitations to see how different people tying adapt their structures.
This is an opportunity to explore what rope can offer. To fully participate in this class, you need to be comfortable tying and being tied by different types of people. This is a learning and practicing environment. Please respect the goals of the event by not pressuring or asking people to play, or solicit “rope rides”, outside of this activity.