Intro to Improv Rope: Creating with Chaos

Are you tired of tying patterns and looking for new ways to tie? Making up your own ties and positions is fun, but can be challenging. In this hands-on class for all skill levels, you will learn how to tie without patterns; you will also be provided with tips and tricks for how to make improvisational rope easier. But we won't stop there! We will also delve into how to make chaotic ties feel intimate and emotional.

This class is catered towards partnered tying, so it is recommended that you bring a partner. Self-tiers and singles are welcome, but be prepared to take notes instead of tying for some portions of the class. To attend this class, you should feel comfortable tying a single column. It is recommended that you bring a mat or blanket to sit on and two to three hanks of rope.

About the Presenters

Sassy (sassy_masochist) began her rope journey in 2015, and quickly discovered a love for both topping and bottoming. Over the years, she has had the opportunity to learn many different rope styles from around the world and is always eager for new educational opportunities. While primarily a rope educator, Sassy's classes often aim to destigmatize kink and help kinksters make adjustments in their play to accommodate their body's specific needs. Always looking to improve her skills and develop her own style, Sassy considers herself a lifelong student and is eager to keep teaching and learning from her peers in the future.

Living up to her name, Tori (FearlesMasochist) has a rope bottoming career spanning over 7 years, across multiple communities involving diverse and intense sadistic rope styles; most recently expanding into education with several classes across the US and at EURIX. She is a big advocate for community and is a mentor with the New England Mentorship Program (a kink mentorship program in New England). Tori has developed a deep dedication to masochism, from what started as a bedroom spanking fetish and a love of contact sports. Always up for a challenge, she can be seen hanging upside down from a rig somewhere in Boston.