Ascent In Rope: Partials Series
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This 3-part series is designed for tying pairs who are experienced in floor rope and wish to escalate their skills by playing with gravity. Those tying will learn how to attach, use, and manage one or more uplines. Those being tied will learn to identify red flags in upline management, practice bottoming skills, and develop a better understanding of their body. Upon completing this series, attendees will be prepared to play with simple partial suspension shapes.
In order to benefit from this class, those tying should be able to confidently tie a non-collapsing single column and double column, use simple frictions like munters and half-hitches, and learn harnesses through demonstration. Those being tied should be comfortable voicing their rope style preferences and communicating their physical and emotional experiences while in rope.
These classes are crafted for partnered learning; attendees need to sign up in pairs. All tying pairs must commit to all classes in the series.
We encourage those who have completed the Techniques in Tying curriculum to register. Prerequisites are listed below for those who have not attended these series.
This 3-part series is designed for tying pairs who are experienced in floor rope and wish to escalate their skills by playing with gravity. Those tying will learn how to attach, use, and manage one or more uplines. Those being tied will learn to identify red flags in upline management, practice bottoming skills, and develop a better understanding of their body. Upon completing this series, attendees will be prepared to play with simple partial suspension shapes.
In order to benefit from this class, those tying should be able to confidently tie a non-collapsing single column and double column, use simple frictions like munters and half-hitches, and learn harnesses through demonstration. Those being tied should be comfortable voicing their rope style preferences and communicating their physical and emotional experiences while in rope.
These classes are crafted for partnered learning; attendees need to sign up in pairs. All tying pairs must commit to all classes in the series.
We encourage those who have completed the Techniques in Tying curriculum to register. Prerequisites are listed below for those who have not attended these series.