Anna Bones
Free15 minThe Pleasure of Self-Tying (Free)
In this self-bondage session, Anna Bones explains – and shows – how she explores the challenges and benefits of solo-tying.
Members only3 weeksFloor Play: Neck Hug
In this beginner-friendly challenge, you’ll be guided through all the skills needed to tie one of your first rope harnesses: the Neck Hug. Requiring just a few basic knots and frictions as well as some simple techniques, this is the ideal place to start honing and applying your new shibari know-how.
Members only3 weeksGeeky Time: Column Ties
Even though column ties are one of the first skills you learn, the mastery of them takes years. Want to see your rope practice level up no matter your skill level? Commit to a daily column tie practice! Every instructor has a slightly different way of talking about things, so we’re bringing you insights from Gorgone, Anna Bones, and fuoco. When the challenge is over, report back and let us know if your newfound column tie confidence is spilling over into your tying practice elsewhere.
Members only3 weeksGeeky Time: Leg Lacing
In this beginner-friendly challenge, you’ll be guided through all the skills needed to tie one of your first rope harnesses: the Leg Lacing Harness. This is a perfect option for budding self-tyers or solo riggers looking to practice sans partner.
Members only17 minSelf-Tying Freestyle
In this series of bondage tutorials, Anna Bones offers some useful pointers for how to freestyle when self-tying.
Members only36 minSelf-Tying The Legs
In this course, Anna Bones teaches a series of rope bondage tutorials focused on self-tying the legs.
Members only54 minBasic Knots By Anna Bones
In this shibari series, Anna Bones teaches the single-column tie (SCT), the Yuki Fix and the double-column tie (DCT).
Members only7 minContext & Characteristics
In this rope bondage class, Anna Bones delves deeper into the context and characteristics that inform what we call ‘shibari’.
Members only4 weeksHot Topic: Shibari for Sex
Used well, a few lengths of rope can elevate your midweek missionary to a peak erotic experience. Whether you’re acting out a prisoner-captor fantasy, unleashing your inner damsel in distress, or you simply enjoy the sensation of ropes on your body or the mental kick of taking or giving up control, ropes and a couple of knots can help you do that, and more…
Members only23 minRope as a Language
This rope bondage series By Anna Bones provides the foundations for your bondage practice.
Members only20 minBones & Ropes' Hip Harness
In this rope bondage tutorial, Anna Bones teaches the Bones & Rope Hip Harness with her model Nuur.
Members only14 minFigure 8 Chest Harness
In this shibari class, Anna Bones teaches the Figure-8 Chest Harness with her model Nuur.
Members only5 weeksFloor Play: Focus on Flow
Ready to move beyond the basics? In this challenge, you’ll be guided through a selection of classes curated to nurture an essential element for smoother tying: Focus On Flow.
Members only15 minSelf-Tied Butterfly Harness
In this class, Anna Bones teaches a self-tying version of Shibari Study’s all-time most popular harness, the Butterfly Harness!
Members only37 minSelf-Tying The Chest
In this series of tutorials, Anna Bones will teach various chest ties suitable for self-tying with her model… herself!
Members only4 weeksPartial Practice: The Raven
Quick, dirty, and anything but simple. Using only a basic chest harness and a double column tie, it’s no surprise that The Raven tie requires some real bottoming skills…and an affinity for a specific flavor of suffering. If you haven’t done much bottoming to rope that smacks you in the face with difficulty and eases off as quickly as it came on, this could be a fun exploration. For the riggers out there, the minimalism of this tie doesn’t let you off the hook. Make sure your double-column tie is on its best behavior! If you’ve never played with a pulley before, this is a fun place to start.
Members only4 weeksSuspension Study: Self Suspension Adaptation
Many self-suspenders take their inspiration from partnered ties, but knowing what can be adapted and how can be a tricky part of your learning journey. This challenge starts with some tips and tricks specifically for self-suspenders, and ends with two partnered suspensions that will progressively challenge your adaptation skills.