Thu May 25, 2017
Singles Rope Bondage Class & Mixer: Decorative Ties presented by Topologist
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Don't miss the workshop that sells out every time!
This class is designed for those who would like to learn rope bondage, but may not have a regular tying partner.
You will rotate between partners, while learning a variety of simple and effective bondage techniques. We're switching it up this time and you will be learning some decorative ties!
After the class, you'll receive a discount token for a cocktail over at The Armory Club where you will be able to mingle with fellow attendees & continue to practice!
Please note:
No prior experience is needed to attend.
Live demo of all concepts.
Bring one 30' piece of 1/4" diameter rope; avoid rope that is very rough, has a core, or is black.
Please be prepared to both tie and be tied with partners of any gender during the instructional portion of the program.
Couples are welcome, but you will be asked to tie with others.
Wear comfortable clothing, which allows you to move freely.
Looking for a partner to bring to the workshop? Join this group!
About the Instructor:
Topologist is the founder of Crash Restraint, a free online instructional database of over 200 ties, and creator of the Core Rope Curriculum, a modern educational system for bondage built from the ground up for safety, diversity, and effectiveness. He has invented numerous new techniques, most famously the Somerville Bowline, which since its introduction in 2009 has become perhaps the most widely taught tie of non-Japanese origin. He is the facilitator of Rope Bite SF, and lives in the Mission District of San Francisco, where he teaches weekly classes.
In teaching rope, Topologist also draws upon his expertise as a photographer, engineer, climber, yogi, and aerialist; he encourages students to explore the mechanics, aesthetics, and experience of bondage from multiple angles, simultaneously developing muscle memory, intuition, and rational understanding. His classes are intensively hands-on while being structured to support multiple learning styles. Topologist's non-dogmatic approach to rope places risk awareness and adaptability at the center of the process, allowing challenging ties to be performed while honoring a bottom's limitations and avoiding unnecessary hazards.
Please arrive 10 minutes prior to the start time of your tour/workshop and bring a valid government issued photo ID (18+ only). Late arrivals or those without ID will not be allowed in. We do not use tickets, so there is nothing to print. Your name will be on a list at the door. Public transportation is recommended as street parking is limited. Closest BART station is 16th St/Mission.
We can not accommodate rescheduling or refunding any orders.
This is a four story historical building with stairs and no elevators. As such, we do our best to accommodate all individuals and we welcome persons with disabilities. For questions about accessibility or to request an accommodation, please contact Support at [email protected]. In order for us to manage your request, and appropriately prepare, requests should be made at least 4 business days prior to the event.
We look forward to seeing you at The San Francisco Armory, home to KINK.com!
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This class is designed for those who would like to learn rope bondage, but may not have a regular tying partner.
You will rotate between partners, while learning a variety of simple and effective bondage techniques. We're switching it up this time and you will be learning some decorative ties!
After the class, you'll receive a discount token for a cocktail over at The Armory Club where you will be able to mingle with fellow attendees & continue to practice!
Please note:
No prior experience is needed to attend.
Live demo of all concepts.
Bring one 30' piece of 1/4" diameter rope; avoid rope that is very rough, has a core, or is black.
Please be prepared to both tie and be tied with partners of any gender during the instructional portion of the program.
Couples are welcome, but you will be asked to tie with others.
Wear comfortable clothing, which allows you to move freely.
Looking for a partner to bring to the workshop? Join this group!
About the Instructor:
Topologist is the founder of Crash Restraint, a free online instructional database of over 200 ties, and creator of the Core Rope Curriculum, a modern educational system for bondage built from the ground up for safety, diversity, and effectiveness. He has invented numerous new techniques, most famously the Somerville Bowline, which since its introduction in 2009 has become perhaps the most widely taught tie of non-Japanese origin. He is the facilitator of Rope Bite SF, and lives in the Mission District of San Francisco, where he teaches weekly classes.
In teaching rope, Topologist also draws upon his expertise as a photographer, engineer, climber, yogi, and aerialist; he encourages students to explore the mechanics, aesthetics, and experience of bondage from multiple angles, simultaneously developing muscle memory, intuition, and rational understanding. His classes are intensively hands-on while being structured to support multiple learning styles. Topologist's non-dogmatic approach to rope places risk awareness and adaptability at the center of the process, allowing challenging ties to be performed while honoring a bottom's limitations and avoiding unnecessary hazards.
Please arrive 10 minutes prior to the start time of your tour/workshop and bring a valid government issued photo ID (18+ only). Late arrivals or those without ID will not be allowed in. We do not use tickets, so there is nothing to print. Your name will be on a list at the door. Public transportation is recommended as street parking is limited. Closest BART station is 16th St/Mission.
We can not accommodate rescheduling or refunding any orders.
This is a four story historical building with stairs and no elevators. As such, we do our best to accommodate all individuals and we welcome persons with disabilities. For questions about accessibility or to request an accommodation, please contact Support at [email protected]. In order for us to manage your request, and appropriately prepare, requests should be made at least 4 business days prior to the event.
We look forward to seeing you at The San Francisco Armory, home to KINK.com!
Don't miss the workshop that sells out every time!
This class is designed for those who would like to learn rope bondage, but may not have a regular tying partner.
You will rotate between partners, while learning a variety of simple and effective bondage techniques. We're switching it up this time and you will be learning some decorative ties!
After the class, you'll receive a discount token for a cocktail over at The Armory Club where you will be able to mingle with fellow attendees & continue to practice!
Please note:
No prior experience is needed to attend.
Live demo of all concepts.
Bring one 30' piece of 1/4" diameter rope; avoid rope that is very rough, has a core, or is black.
Please be prepared to both tie and be tied with partners of any gender during the instructional portion of the program.
Couples are welcome, but you will be asked to tie with others.
Wear comfortable clothing, which allows you to move freely.
Looking for a partner to bring to the workshop? Join this group!
About the Instructor:
Topologist is the founder of Crash Restraint, a free online instructional database of over 200 ties, and creator of the Core Rope Curriculum, a modern educational system for bondage built from the ground up for safety, diversity, and effectiveness. He has invented numerous new techniques, most famously the Somerville Bowline, which since its introduction in 2009 has become perhaps the most widely taught tie of non-Japanese origin. He is the facilitator of Rope Bite SF, and lives in the Mission District of San Francisco, where he teaches weekly classes.
In teaching rope, Topologist also draws upon his expertise as a photographer, engineer, climber, yogi, and aerialist; he encourages students to explore the mechanics, aesthetics, and experience of bondage from multiple angles, simultaneously developing muscle memory, intuition, and rational understanding. His classes are intensively hands-on while being structured to support multiple learning styles. Topologist's non-dogmatic approach to rope places risk awareness and adaptability at the center of the process, allowing challenging ties to be performed while honoring a bottom's limitations and avoiding unnecessary hazards.
Please arrive 10 minutes prior to the start time of your tour/workshop and bring a valid government issued photo ID (18+ only). Late arrivals or those without ID will not be allowed in. We do not use tickets, so there is nothing to print. Your name will be on a list at the door. Public transportation is recommended as street parking is limited. Closest BART station is 16th St/Mission.
We can not accommodate rescheduling or refunding any orders.
This is a four story historical building with stairs and no elevators. As such, we do our best to accommodate all individuals and we welcome persons with disabilities. For questions about accessibility or to request an accommodation, please contact Support at [email protected]. In order for us to manage your request, and appropriately prepare, requests should be made at least 4 business days prior to the event.
We look forward to seeing you at The San Francisco Armory, home to KINK.com!
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This class is designed for those who would like to learn rope bondage, but may not have a regular tying partner.
You will rotate between partners, while learning a variety of simple and effective bondage techniques. We're switching it up this time and you will be learning some decorative ties!
After the class, you'll receive a discount token for a cocktail over at The Armory Club where you will be able to mingle with fellow attendees & continue to practice!
Please note:
No prior experience is needed to attend.
Live demo of all concepts.
Bring one 30' piece of 1/4" diameter rope; avoid rope that is very rough, has a core, or is black.
Please be prepared to both tie and be tied with partners of any gender during the instructional portion of the program.
Couples are welcome, but you will be asked to tie with others.
Wear comfortable clothing, which allows you to move freely.
Looking for a partner to bring to the workshop? Join this group!
About the Instructor:
Topologist is the founder of Crash Restraint, a free online instructional database of over 200 ties, and creator of the Core Rope Curriculum, a modern educational system for bondage built from the ground up for safety, diversity, and effectiveness. He has invented numerous new techniques, most famously the Somerville Bowline, which since its introduction in 2009 has become perhaps the most widely taught tie of non-Japanese origin. He is the facilitator of Rope Bite SF, and lives in the Mission District of San Francisco, where he teaches weekly classes.
In teaching rope, Topologist also draws upon his expertise as a photographer, engineer, climber, yogi, and aerialist; he encourages students to explore the mechanics, aesthetics, and experience of bondage from multiple angles, simultaneously developing muscle memory, intuition, and rational understanding. His classes are intensively hands-on while being structured to support multiple learning styles. Topologist's non-dogmatic approach to rope places risk awareness and adaptability at the center of the process, allowing challenging ties to be performed while honoring a bottom's limitations and avoiding unnecessary hazards.
Please arrive 10 minutes prior to the start time of your tour/workshop and bring a valid government issued photo ID (18+ only). Late arrivals or those without ID will not be allowed in. We do not use tickets, so there is nothing to print. Your name will be on a list at the door. Public transportation is recommended as street parking is limited. Closest BART station is 16th St/Mission.
We can not accommodate rescheduling or refunding any orders.
This is a four story historical building with stairs and no elevators. As such, we do our best to accommodate all individuals and we welcome persons with disabilities. For questions about accessibility or to request an accommodation, please contact Support at [email protected]. In order for us to manage your request, and appropriately prepare, requests should be made at least 4 business days prior to the event.
We look forward to seeing you at The San Francisco Armory, home to KINK.com!
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333 14th Street, San Francisco, CA 94103
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