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Description
Description: This hands-on rope workshop teaches hogties that can be adjusted to various body geometries, different ranges of mobility/flexibility, and personal preferences. Participants will learn to tie hogties step-by-step, learning details of tension and placement. People being tied will learn how to determine which hogtie variations are best for your body. People tying will learn how to gauge and adjust a hogtie to be most suitable for a tying partner's specific body. Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions and get feedback. pplications of the ties in rope floorwork will be demonstrated.
Skill/Experience Level: An intro rope class (such as Parker's Beginner Rope Intensive workshop or an equivalent workshop) is very helpful as background for this class. People tying in the class should know a square knot, a non-collapsing single-column tie (such as a Somerville bowline), and a half-hitch. People being tied in the class should have some prior experience being tied and should have awareness of their own bodies and risk profiles.
Partnering: This hands-on is designed to be done with a partner, with one person tying and one person being tied. If you attend solo, you are welcome to partner up with another solo participant at the start of the workshop. Observers/auditors are also welcome.
What to Bring: We recommend bringing at least 3-4 lengths of rope (usually ~25-35 ft. long each, and perhaps including one shorter length of rope that's ~10-15 ft.) Rope is also available for purchase with workshop sign-up & at the workshop!
Date & Time
Tue, Jun 23, 2026 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Venue Details
Coil & Cord
200 6th StreetBrooklyn, New York 11215
