Static side suspension
With this lesson, I propose to start learning to practice suspending in shibari. Here we repeat the shibari scheme for linking the chest and legs, consider a simple scheme for tying the thigh. The main thing in this lesson is the skill of softly bringing the model into suspension and working with the center of gravity.
Face-down static suspension.
With this lesson, we continue our training in the practice of suspending in shibari. Here we repeat the shibari scheme for binding the chest and legs. The main thing in this lesson is the skill of softly bringing the model into suspension and working with the center of gravity.
Face-up static suspension
With this lesson, we continue our training in the practice of hanging in shibari. Here we repeat the shibari scheme for linking the chest and legs. The main thing in this lesson is the skill of softly bringing the model into suspension and working with the center of gravity.
Suspension lesson with a pivot point change.
Dynamic suspension requires a lot of experience from the shibari master, the ability to connect the simplest schemes quickly (and qualitatively) from any position and good empathy. From the model, this technique also requires great stamina and experience. But with apparent extremeness, provided it is correctly executed, dynamic suspensions reduce the risk of nerve injury. This is due to the fact that the model is not too long in one position. As a result, pressure on one zone usually does not reach critical trauma. This lesson will show you a simple flip over through a face down position with access to the side gimbal and then grip one leg.
Dynamic suspension lesson with head flip.
Dynamic suspension requires a lot of experience from the shibari master, the ability to connect the simplest schemes quickly (and qualitatively) from any position and good empathy. From the model, this technique also requires great stamina and experience. But with apparent extremeness, provided it is correctly executed, dynamic suspensions reduce the risk of nerve injury. This is due to the fact that the model is not too long in one position. As a result, pressure on one zone usually does not reach critical trauma. In this lesson we will analyze the technique of dynamic suspension with a complete revolution. Start with the position face down, end face up.
Dynamic suspension lesson with side flip.
Dynamic suspension requires a lot of experience from the shibari master, the ability to connect the simplest schemes quickly (and qualitatively) from any position and good empathy. From the model, this technique also requires great stamina and experience. But with apparent extremeness, provided it is correctly executed, dynamic suspensions reduce the risk of nerve injury. This is due to the fact that the model is not too long in one position. As a result, pressure on one zone usually does not reach critical trauma. In this lesson, consider a flip over your head in a lateral suspension. It is important to make sure that your model can hang head down!
Dynamiс shibari suspension is one of the most unusual and pleasant experiences in rope bondage. Dynamic suspension requires a lot of experience from the shibari… Read More »Lesson: shibari dynamic suspension -variation #4
Vertical suspension to bamboo in the shape of the letter M.
Hanging a model on bamboo has its advantages. And above all, this is the opportunity to reveal the model in space. In this case, you can use any standard shibari scheme. In this lesson we will analyze one of the classical schemes (poses) – M-J0 (or M-ji-kaikyaku shibari) in which the model is suspended vertically, and the legs laid apart to the sides form the letter M.
Side bamboo suspension in open pose. Suspend a model on bamboo has its advantages. And above all, this is the opportunity to reveal the model in space. In this case, you can use any standard shibari scheme. In this lesson we will learn the side suspension. In this scheme, we will use a single column tie at the waist – be extremely careful with this place.
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