Values

Diversity and inclusivity

We believe that rope practice should be accessible for anyone to enjoy, no matter your gender, sexuality, ethnicity, religion, physical abilities, or body size. It is important for us to create a platform based on diversity, inclusion, and equity, where everyone can explore and evolve their rope practice from a place of curiosity without judgment.

If you have any questions or doubts on how to adapt our tutorials to a practice that is available to you, feel free to reach out to us. We may not be able to guide you through lived experience, but we would love to bounce ideas for alternative practices with you.

Consent and risk awareness

Our rope practice is based on consent and risk awareness. In order to create a safe environment with space to explore and deepen your practice, it is important that all parties involved have given full consent and are fully aware of the risks pertaining to rope practices. Furthermore, consent is something that can be withdrawn at any time, and withdrawals of consent must be accepted immediately without further questions. To us, rope practice must always be built on trust and respect.

Responsibility and safety

We believe in practicing rope in a safe and responsible way, and the best way to do so is to educate yourself before you dive into new areas of rope practice. During our years of practicing rope, we have been blessed with inspiring and skilled teachers. We encourage everyone to seek out classes or courses on rope, whether in person or online, if you want to expand your practice. This is especially important if you’ve just started your journey. Even we still regularly join classes to expand on what we know and sharpen our skills.