Horizontal Bamboo as a Hard Point + Bamboo Suspension Friction
Added 2020-10-16 20:14:46 +0000 UTCHow do you connect a Bamboo pole or a pipe to two overhead anchor points so that you can use it as a broad hard point for dynamic suspension? Is there a suspension friction that works particularly well on broad hard points like bamboo/pipe/branch?
Here are two new tutorials with 3 videos and 220 new pictures to get you set up for suspensions using horizontal poles of bamboo!
At some point in the future when we have a handle on COVID, I will come back to do some tutorials demonstrating some scenes using these skills. There are many fun scenarios to be had! In the meantime, leverage what you have learned from the other suspension tutorials, and from what you can learn from each other and from the community!
Over the upcoming week, I will get a few new contests set up so you can show off your experiments with Bamboo Frames, Takezao and Harshira! More on that soon!
Enjoy!
My best to you and yours, and—as always—thank you for your support!
Lazarus.
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This is the next in a series of several posts on incorporating bamboo (sticks, poles, whatever..) into your bondage scenes:
- Lashings – How to connect pieces of bamboo together to create frames of various types
- Attaching – How to connect to bamboo so that your rope doesn’t slide. How to connect a Single Column or Double Column to bamboo so that it is secure, isn’t too tight and is difficult to attack
- Anchoring a pole to your partner – so that it cannot be worked free
- Takezao Shibari – Yoke – Tying your partner to a single pole across the shoulders
- Takezao Shibari – Elbow Lock – Tying your partner’s elbows to a single pole
- A-Frames, Triangle Frames, T-Frames and Crosses … and various positions that are possible
- Vertical Pole … Including Partial or Full Suspension
- Horizontal Pole Suspension <<< we are here
