KOR Berlin
Berlin-Neukölln, Germany
A queer-centered studio for rope, embodiment, connection and nervous system aware learning. Workshops, jams and spaces for exploration, creativity and care.
- Workshops
- Private lessons
- Jams
- Intensives
Berlin-Neukölln, Germany
KOR Berlin
A queer-centered studio for rope, embodiment, connection and nervous system aware learning. Workshops, jams and spaces for exploration, creativity and care.
English, Spanish, German
- Workshops
- Private lessons
- Jams
- Intensives
More about KOR Berlin
KOR Berlin is a queer-centered rope and embodiment studio in Neukölln offering workshops, jams, courses and community spaces around rope, intimacy, communication and nervous system awareness. Our work combines technical rope education with emotional awareness, consent culture, harm reduction and embodied exploration. Alongside rope classes, we host workshops on topics such as communication, co-regulation, emotional processing, bottoming, self-expression and relational dynamics. We welcome people interested in rope as art, meditation, intimacy, play, creativity, kink, self-development or connection. Some events are beginner-friendly, while others are designed for experienced practitioners wanting to deepen their practice. We aim to create spaces that feel grounded, human and non-performative, where people can explore at their own pace, ask questions, make mistakes and connect more deeply to themselves and others. Queer, trans and neurodivergent friendly
The team
Tut Bar
(they/them)Founder and Teacher
Tut is a Berlin-based therapist, educator and community organizer working at the intersection of embodiment, rope, emotional processing and queer care. Their work combines trauma-informed practice, nervous system awareness and relational exploration to create grounded spaces for connection, curiosity and growth.
Marcos Mangani
(he/him)Founder and Teacher
Marcos is a Berlin-based rope educator, sound practitioner and facilitator interested in the meeting point between technical skill, embodiment, creativity and human connection. His approach combines grounded teaching, curiosity and care, creating spaces where people can explore rope with depth, presence and playfulness
Accessibility
Physical space
- Accessible parking nearby
- Lowered suspension points
Sensory experience
- Breaks encouraged
- Clear reporting or support pathways shared
- Low-scent environment
- Neurodiversity-affirming
- Trauma-informed
- Quiet or low-stimulus area available
Financial accessibility
- Sliding scale or reduced-cost options
- Community or scholarship spots
- Loaner ropes available
Community safety
We take community safety seriously. While studios operate independently, we uphold clear expectations around consent, accountability, and care.
If something feels off, you can use our reporting system. All concerns are reviewed thoughtfully.
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