
Quick Info
- Where
- main room
- Format
- workshop
- Max. participants
- 10 pairs
- Constellation
- paired
- Can I passively watch?
- yes
- Minimum knowledge
- Beginner-intermediate (This class might be a bit easier in term of lever than single point bamboo) This class is intended for participants with a beginner-intermediate to advanced level in ropes, who are familiar with the basics of partial-suspension. Person tying SCT, frictions, bottom lines lock, nerve and join safety, communication skills Person tied : Good knowledge of their bodies in rope, nerve and join safety, communication and immediate feedbacks,
- What to bring
- min 6 ropes, suspension straps to lower your bamboo
- Accessibility notes
- This class is not suited for people who can't stay sited on the floor for a long time.
- Add to calendar
- Google Calendar / iCal / .ics file
Suspension can sometimes feel intimidating: the body is lifted away from the ground, each harness must be built before lifting, suspension lines need to be managed, along with the potential discomfort of the person being tied and the stress that can arise while tying. In this workshop, Juliette and Olive invite you to explore suspension close to the ground by lowering the bamboo, within a comfortable, creative and collaborative approach. The idea is to engage with suspension in a more playful rather than performative way, by rethinking single column ties and suspension lines as part of a “system” that supports the body, rather than a series of separate harnesses.
This workshop will also be an opportunity for Juliette to share the mnemonic tools she uses when tying in a more chaotic way, allowing her to always adjust or untie quickly and safely. She will also share various tips and tricks to tie efficiently and comfortably, to play, and to feel creative while maintaining safety.
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