Shibari Basic Training / February

The aim of this training is to acquire initial basic knowledge integrated with the tools and equipment to be used.

• Origins of Shibari
• Anatomy, Health and Risks
• Limit
  Limits/boundaries are a procedure used to indicate what can and cannot be done in reference to activities in a scene. Participants usually negotiate an outline of what the activities will and will not be. Participants define what they desire, do not desire, will not tolerate, and will not tolerate, including setting boundaries. For example, it is common to use a safe word and use it in situations where boundaries are being pushed or exceeded. Setting limits Both dominants and submissives can set limits. Boundaries may be agreed verbally or included in a contract. Sometimes participants have a formal conversation about boundaries; This is called negotiation. They discuss their likes and dislikes in a manner similar to "vanilla" relationships. "No limits" Some partners may prefer not to set limits. This is often seen in total power exchange dynamics (24/7 Lifestyle relationships), CNC (consensual non-consent) and edge play. Whether this type of arrangement is considered a concept of consent has caused some debate in BDSM communities. Limit types Terminology,

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• Overview of Rope and Rope Types
• Shibari and Communication
• Single & Double Column ties
• Single-Limb
  Fusion (western) Term and technique in shibari that refers to the binding of a single limb. Although this is generally considered within the scope of single column tie, it represents a richer infrastructure with the ties and knots included in the technique with fusion shibari.

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• Simple Harness
• Practical suggestions and determination of practices (PDF will be sent to our participants and the practices they need to do will be notified via e-mail.)

Who Can Participate: Anyone interested in Shibari.

Training Duration: 3 Hours

Our training will be given in classes of maximum 8 people. This training will continue on different dates and with different classes when the quotas are completed and necessary. If the quotas are not completed, our training classes will be open for application until they are completed and training dates will be planned according to the classes created.

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Important Notes:

• Considering the conditions in our country, our training calendar will be changed if necessary.
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