Fall is where we rethinking how we do things in order to open new doors. This can be technical, this can be how we use our body, this can be by challenging ourselves and finding out what happened then. Explore different possibilities and discover what is the best fit for you, challenge yourselves to mastery!

Make sure you check the getting started section first! Fall builds upon the content of Spring and Summer

Week 27: Rope Storage – Seven different approaches to coiling and storing your ropes
  • More Overhand Hanks
  • Transport Bundle
  • Performance Bundle
  • Chain Sinnet
  • Reverse Bundle
  • Braided Bundle
  • Long Term Storage
Week 28: More Single Column Ties – Seven different ways to tie a single column tie
  • Square and Granny
  • Lark’s Head
  • Reversed French Bowline
  • Somerville Variations
  • Sliding Cuffs
  • Quick Release
  • More Bowlines
Week 29: More Columns – Knots and lashings to tie several columns together
  • More Double Column Ties
  • Making Space
  • Square Lashing
  • Diagonal Lashing
  • Shear Lashing
  • Tripod Lashing
  • Even More Columns
Week 30: More Techniques – Different rope techniques to add to the toolbox
  • More Frictions
  • More Weavings
  • Braids and Sinnets
  • More Serpentine
  • Chain Stitch
  • Pulley System
  • Finishing Ties
Week 31: More Hitches – Specialty hitches for different purposes
  • Multi-Loop Hitches
  • More Inline Cuffs
  • Friction Hitches
  • More Locks
  • Grippy Hitches
  • Adjustable Hitches
  • More Quick Release
Week 32: More Knots – Interesting knots for cool tricks and spicing things up
  • Slip Knots
  • Handcuff Knots
  • Loop Knots
  • Stopper Knots
  • More Extensions
  • More Decorative Knots
  • Exploding Knots
Week 33: Flow and Handling – Challenge yourself to develop fluid movement and increase your control when tying
  • More Finger Hooking
  • Tail Management
  • Fighting Gravity
  • Amplitude
  • Repetition
  • Rhythm
  • Imaginary Ropes
Week 34: Multitasking – Develop your ability to tie with both hands at the desired speed
  • One-Handed
  • Switching Sides
  • Fingers
  • No Hands
  • Super Middle
  • Many Ropes
  • Goals
Week 35: Sabotage – Add obstacles to force yourself into difficult situations that you can learn from
  • Terrible Rope
  • Changing Medium
  • Gloves
  • Blindfolded
  • Tying Tied Up
  • Obstacles
  • Tight Spaces
Week 36: More Challenges – Put yourself in challenging situations to find creative solutions
  • Lying Down
  • Silent Tying
  • Floor is Lava
  • Behind
  • Reverse
  • More Rope
  • Escape Artist
Week 37: Creativity – Continue exploring further to challenge yourself in different ways and make new ties emerge.
  • Fashionable
  • Mixing Ropes
  • Pattern
  • Location
  • Random
  • Structured Improvisation
  • Chaos
Week 38: Crafting – Make stuff with rope, create art pieces, express yourself leveraging your bondage skills
  • Drawing
  • Making Toys
  • Package
  • Dolls and Mannequin
  • More Objects
  • Filling Space
  • Rope Making
Week 39: Work Out! – Let’s get our body moving with rope
  • Warm-up
  • Dancing
  • Wrestling
  • Strength
  • Equilibrium
  • Stretching
  • Rest

Or skip directly to Winter to look at more explorations.