Welcome back to Rope for Nerds — the workshop series for rope brains who want to really understand what’s going on under the hood.
This session is all about refinement: the often-overlooked micro-skills and subtle mechanics that elevate your rope from “functional” to “flawlessly intentional.” Whether you’re chasing the mythical perfect single-column tie or endlessly fiddling with your tension to no avail, this workshop compiles years of niche knowledge into a concentrated toolkit you didn’t know you needed—until now.
Because let’s be honest: ties don’t always go as planned. Ceci will introduce a practical Rope Debugging Checklist — a system for analyzing and troubleshooting your rope in real time. Bring your toughest knots, recurring frustrations, and messy half-solutions. You’ll get hands-on help in problem-solving real-world issues, and leave with better strategies for working through technical glitches on your own.
Expect lots of tinkering, a healthy dose of analysis, and plenty of “ah-ha!” moments. Rope as craft. Rope as puzzle. Rope as precision instrument. Let’s get into it.
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