Ideally, you’ll want to use Shibari-grade rope, but for learning and practice, it’s perfectly fine to start with whatever you have on hand. During the course and live implementation workshop, we cover rope selection, materials, and care, so you’re never left guessing.
​We also offer rope kits designed specifically for this course, available through our online store.

Absolutely. This course was designed so you can learn the core concepts and techniques without needing a partner.
While some ties do require another person, you’ll still be able to practice effectively on objects like a leg, chair, or table. The key is learning the patterns, not the person.

If you follow along with every lesson and module, you can expect to become a competent beginner within 14 days — or your money back.
You’ll be surprised how quickly things click when you follow our guided, step-by-step approach.

Yes! The course uses a POV-style filming format, so you can follow along without trying to mentally flip or mirror what you see.
Plus, you’ll have direct email access to your instructor and our community support group to help troubleshoot anything that doesn’t feel quite right.

No problem. Every live implementation workshop is recorded and uploaded for you to review afterward.
You’ll also be able to attend future workshops live if you’d like extra practice or want to see new demonstrations.

Complete Lessons 1–4 of the core module and do at least 3 practice sessions using the 30‑Day Practice Guide. If you still can’t tie a clean Single Column and a comfortable Futomomo within 14 days, email us for a 100% refund. No fuss.

Yes. Every single tutorial includes a safety segment that covers potential complications, exit points, and awareness of nerve and circulation safety.
While Shibari always carries some inherent risk, our teaching approach ensures that you understand how to tie safely, confidently, and responsibly.

This one takes time — and confidence. Start by learning the basics and getting comfortable practicing on yourself or a stand-in object.
Once you start sharing your progress, you’ll naturally connect with others who are curious or already in the community. Put yourself out there — your rope partner will find you.

Yes! Once you purchase Learn The Ropes, it’s yours forever — including all bonuses, recordings, and updates added to the course in the future.

It’s a pretty even mix! We see men and women all exploring both sides of the rope.
Some enjoy the surrender of being tied, others love the creativity and focus of doing the tying. It’s a trust-building experience no matter who you are.

Sometimes — but that’s only one small piece of what Shibari can be.
It’s also a powerful way to build connection, intimacy, communication, and trust.
Some people practice it for artistic expression, fashion, meditation, or simply the beauty of the craft.
Whatever your reason, you’ll discover that Shibari is far more than what most people imagine.