11-13.9.2026
(Presenter: Soptik, Workshop level: L2-3, registration required) Predicament bondage is the art of restraining a person so they are only able to set themselves in limited positions. Each of these positions may be so...
(Presenter: Soptik & Sophia Rose, Workshop level: L1-3) Do you already know usual sadistic ties and tricks? It is time to go deeper. Let’s get into your model’s head. Being sadistic is not always...
(Presenter: Soptik, Workshop level: L3, registration required) Strappado used to be a tool of torture in medieval times. Let’s use in modern and safe way. We will leverage its full potential in partial suspensions. We...
(Presenter: Soptik, Workshop level: L1-3, registration required) If you expect to learn how to tie chairs at this workshop, you would be disappointed. You will learn how to creatively tie your partner to a...
(Presenter: Joan von Brook, Workshop level: L1-3) Would you like to tie tightly, but you are afraid to do so? Does your model prefer solid tension, but it is too strenuous for you to...
(Presenter: Yoroi Nicolas & Joan von Brook, Workshop level: L2-3) One of the most interesting way to present a body inside rope is to twist it. A body organized this way is also more...
(Presenter: Yoroi Nicolas & Joan von Brook, Workshop level: L3, registration required) My main study of Kinbaku was with Arisue Go about the Yoko Tsuri. Anytime I am lost inside my technique or research,...
(Presenter: Yoroi Nicolas & Joan von Brook, Workshop level: L1-3) The most basic techniques of Japanese rope are associated with the idea of the mental and physical management of the body in traditional Japanese...
(Presenter: Pilar Aldea & Nehra Stella, Workshop level: L1-3) Pilar Aldea & Nehra Stella will present following workshops: Workshop Tying to scare, to laugh, to cry, to excite… (L1-3) Intensity and rhythm when we...
(Presenter: Zor Neurobashing & Margout Darko & Lee Sola, Workshop level: L2-3) Three realistic approaches for developing and improving new ways of tying. a) Deconstruction of well known patterns. b) Appropriationism by trying to...
