Bedroom Shibari for Beginners Course

If you're curious about rope but don't know where to start, this comprehensive 4-week course teaches you everything needed to explore safely with your partner. Learn the real fundamentals—not just knots, but essential communication skills, safety protocols, and how to build genuine connection through rope. Master practical techniques including single column ties, chest harnesses, and futomomo (thigh wraps) while understanding how to use rope as a tool for intimacy and trust. This isn't about complicated techniques—it's about having meaningful experiences with your partner using proper foundations. Designed for complete beginners who want to learn correctly from the start, emphasizing safety and connection over complexity.

This 4-week program covers what other courses skip: having the conversation with your partner, creating safe environments without expensive equipment, and handling the emotional aspects of rope play. You'll learn to set up your space effectively, use rope for sensation before any restraint, and master fundamental ties that form the foundation of shibari. The course includes the single column tie (used in nearly every session), basic chest harness, and futomomo techniques, but focuses equally on reading your partner, maintaining connection during technical work, and comprehensive aftercare practices. Practical Approach: Uses accessible cotton rope (approximately $15), focuses on safety shears and basic equipment, and provides exact guidance on what to purchase and where. Everything is taught assuming no prior experience, building skills progressively over 4 weeks. Why This Course Works: Most rope education either skips fundamentals or jumps to advanced techniques. This course teaches proper foundations to prevent bad habits and ensure safety. Based on years of practical experience, it addresses real questions beginners have and provides the support structure needed for confident learning. Cohort Learning: Join a small group of learners just like you and don't just watch videos but engage with the instructor and other learners in the discussion forum.