Shibariclasses.com – Shibari the easy way

Shibariclasses.com – Shibari the easy way

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One-off purchase price for lifetime access
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Beyond ‘Tying people, not parcels’

In my first shibari for beginners tutorials, ‘Japanese Rope Bondage: Tying people, not parcels’, my focus was on teaching simple bondage ties and how to perform them with connection. In this course, we develop this approach to learning Japanese rope bondage further by both simplifying the process by explaining the basic bondage building blocks and by teaching you how to use them to best effect. It is very different to any ‘paint by numbers’ approach that you might have encountered; this course distils years of practice, experience of teaching countless students how to tie and knowledge acquired from some of Japan’s most skilled nawashi. It brings you the information that really matters, without having to do years of study or find out through bitter experience. We believe these are the most complete shibari tutorials ever produced.

Simple ‘ingredients’ based approach

Nina and I introduce powerful, yet very simple, techniques and ‘ingredients’ which will enable you to tie creatively, safely and, most importantly, with passion. This is far more valuable than merely showing the steps of a selection of set ties since as they say “It is better to teach a man to fish…”. So, you will be shown how to use basic ‘ingredients’ in practical examples and, through understanding them and their rules, it will become easy to build your own ties and avoid errors. Of course, in the process, you will learn many simple, and not so simple, bondage ties. If you thought shibari was complicated, you’ll be amazed how it is mostly variations on one simple ‘ingredient’!

“I completed the course and loved how well the reasoning behind each movement was explained, rope efficiency and how the energy is transmitted through the rope. Its IMPRESSIVE!!! I can’t wait to complete the next 2 courses for the same subject and soon ALL the courses” – Myself

New bonus content
We have just added an extra 45 minutes of video tutorials to show you even more examples of how to put these ingredients into practice and create your own ties:

15 simple ties using 1 & 2-column ties
Chair ties
Developing the theme

It’s not what you do but the way that you do it

The magic is not in the ties, however. Like any ‘recipe’, it is how those ingredients are used and presented. In shibari, ties might be very pretty but, for your partner, it is all about how you apply the rope and what this says to them. As many Japanese sensei have said: The rope is a tool of communication, an extension of your hands and, I like to add, your will. Sadly, these are skills rarely learned until quite an advanced stage. However, we believe that they are the essence and magic of shibari so should be introduced as a starting point. For this reason, we will be helping your master these vital foundations so your tying will have an emotional and physical effect from day one. Why wait years to achieve that? The 4-part bundled ‘Tying Techniques’ series reveals those secrets in over 4 hours of in-depth tutorials.

“I just wanted to extend a warm thank you from both myself and Minervamedica for your WONDERFUL content on shibariclasses.com It has been a truly amazing resource for us for us to learn and practice with. Of course we know it does not replicate one-on-one in person instruction…but the bang for buck cannot be understated..so we are deeply appreciative of all the work you and Nina Russ have put into this. And of course all the lovely bottoms”. – Diespater & Minervamedica

Get off to the right start

This course will give you a very solid foundation and understanding that will allow your skills to flourish quickly. You will be surprised, and your partner gratified, by how much difference this course will make to your tying and understanding of the art. Don’t worry if you area a complete beginner as we have included tutorials on all aspects including negotiating consent, safety, choosing rope and lots more.

In addition to over 100 minutes of new content, this course is bundled with life-time access to well over 5 hours of additional tutorials:

The full 4-part ‘Tying techniques’ series
Bondage safety
Negotiating consent
Rope choice and care
Single column ties
Totalling nearly 7.5 hours of tutorials!

The enrolment fee is an one-off. There are no recurring fees, so there’s no pressure to complete the tutorials. We guarantee you will learn far more than in a weekend workshop and you can revise at any time, so there’s no need to worry about forgetting things.

And there’s more…

As an extra bonus for new students, you’ll receive a 20% coupon code for ESINEM-Rope to get you started with everything you’ll need. It doesn’t matter where you are since we offer free International Priority shipping with all orders.

Course Curriculum

Shibari: The easy way (con subtítulos en español)

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Introduction (con subtítulos en español) (18:38)
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Movement and communication (con subtítulos en español) (36:06)
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Making tying simple (con subtítulos en español) (108:00)
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The single column tie (con subtítulos en español)
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Example ties: Using ‘ingredients’ (con subtítulos en español) (79:12)
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Solo practice (con subtítulos en español) (39:38)
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Improvised bondage models (2:36)
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‘Ask Bruce & Nina’ Q&A forum
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ESINEM-Rope discount code

Your Instructor

Esinem & Nina Russ

Esinem

Esinem is a Japanese style bondage (shibari/kinbaku) artist who regularly appears at UK and international events such as Pride, Torture Garden, Erotica, Rubber Ball, Wasteland, Boundcon, Nuit Demonia and recently represented the UK at Japan’s first international kinbaku event, Toubaku. He is also known for his teaching both in the UK and internationally and as co-organiser of the London Festival of the Art of Japanese Bondage and BOUND, Europe’s premier monthly shibari event.

Over the last few years, he has been improving his skills in Japan with the help some of their best known and respected kinbakushi, Arisue Go, Osada SteveKinoko, HajimeKazami Ranki and, grand master of newaza, Yukimura Haruki. Whilst drawing from classical methods, his style is distinctive and epitomizes the art of communicating with rope, often departing from the typical serenity of shibari shows and flying in the face of tradition to produce some striking and unusual performances.

In addition, he has worked on various videos, e.g. Primal Scream’s 2013, artistic collaborations and photo shoots both on and off camera. He has been involved in projects providing inspiration for Tom Ford’s 2013 collection and, Raqib Shaw, an acclaimed artist who has exhibited at the Tate, Metropolitan and White Cube galleries.

He contributed to Rope, Bondage & Power, edited by Lee Harrington and is currently involved with a number of documentaries on kinbaku. He is also author of the first English language tutorial DVDs: ‘Japanese Rope Bondage: Tying people, not parcels’ .

Nina Russ

Nina Russ is a London based, shibari performer, rope artist and educator. She became student of Esinem in 2011 and their collaboration gave birth to BOUND shibari night (2012) and ShibariClasses (2015). She had also the fortune to participate at workshops with different Japanese shibari masters, like: Kazami Ranki, Yukimura Haruki, Kinoko Hajime.
She has performed internationally, most notably at the London Festival of the Art of Japanese Rope Bondage and RopeFest in St.Petersburg. In addition, she participates in numerous artistic, fashion collaborations and local performances. Her passion for rope has lead her on a route of discovery of concepts, philosophy, aesthetics and benefits behind this Japanese discipline.
She sees shibari as an art form which creates deep connection between the participants and also aids personal development. Due to its martial arts roots, it brings self-discipline, efficiency, effectiveness and, thus, growth in confidence and awareness. She believes these skills allow a greater focus on the most important aspects: you, your partner and your shared experience.
Rope is simply a means of communication. She wants you to discover through her tying, the language of rope, which speaks directly to the mind and body.