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Hands Behind Your Back vol. 1 — Shibari Essentials

This could be your first Shibari class ✨

This is the 1st class of a series of 4 classes on Gote Shibari, you must know how to tie the first rope of Box Tie before taking Hands Behind Your Back vol. 2 or vol. 3

Come learn the classic harness: Gote Shibari (Box Tie) with us, and explore this vulnerable yet powerful hands-behind-the-back position.

In this class, we will cover:

  1. Risk management for Box Tie
  2. Quick Release Single Column & X-Friction
  3. Basic rope handling & tension
  4. Related body manipulation skills
  5. Aftercare for being in Box Tie

... And all the little tricks that you might find useful when tying/being tied in a Gote!

Series' Schedule

July 1 - Vol.1: 1st rope

July 15 - Vol.2: 2nd rope

July 29 - Vol.3: 3rd rope

Aug 19 - Vol.4: Exposed in Kata-Ashi

Please message @Nocturnal_Events or email hello@madebymooooo.com before signing up for the class if the rope bottom has any shoulder injuries or recent nerve injuries (in the past 6 months.)

What do you need to bring?

  1. 1 x 30ft rope (We have loaner rope if you don't have them!)
  2. 1-2 short ropes
  3. You & your tying partner's aftercare needs.

The host will also provide yoga mats to tie on, snacks, and water.

🎟️ Get your ticket here

Date: 1 July 2025 (Tuesday)

Time: 7:30pm-10:00pm

Instructor: @Mooooo & @littleluv_

Location: San Jose

(You will receive the exact address in your confirmation email)

What do you need to bring?

You should pack for your & your bottom's aftercare needs.

The house will provide Jutes for everyone to use. But You are strongly recommended to bring your own rope. We will need at least one 30ft rope for the class (but feel free to bring more!)

The house will also provide yoga mats to tie on, chocolate, and water.

Common Q&A

Do I need to bring my own rope?

The house will provide jutes for everyone to use. However, it is strongly advised to bring your own ropes.

Do I need a tying partner?

Yes. You will need a tying partner to practice with. If you are a switch, pair up with your switch-y friends! You learn the most if you could experience both sides!

What should I wear?

For Riggers: Anything you feel the most comfortable in. You will feel

warmer than your bottom, so don't put too many layers on!

For bottoms: Tighter clothes are the best. For example tank tops and yoga pants. If you wear bras, please remember to take them off or wear wireless bras for upper body ties.

Will I be able to learn to suspend someone?

No. This class will be groundwork focused.

When is the next class?

July 15 - Vol.2: 2nd rope

July 29 - Vol.3: 3rd rope

Aug 19 - Vol.4: Exposed in Kata-Ashi

Shibari Essentials

Shibari Essentials is a series of in-person classes. We will be focusing on different Shibari patterns as well as applicable techniques for you to create amazing experiences with your partners.

For each class, we will be focusing on one tie and the variations. You may pick and mix your classes and only attend those you are interested in.

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