Hashira Floor Play
Hashira-tying has a reputation for being technical, risky, and a little static, which can make it feel like it’s only for experienced practitioners. By working on and with the floor, this class takes a different approach and becomes more accessible, more playful, and (we think) a fair amount hotter. We’ll explore how to use these two perpendicular surfaces together, how they offer support, how they challenge, and how to move fluidly between them.
Whether you’re tying to a hashira for the first time or are quite experienced, we find this class opens up space to tie on a hashira without that feeling of a ticking clock, giving everyone a lot more room for creativity and experimentation.
Prerequisites
This class is suitable for a wide range of levels. Riggers should be confident with single and double column ties and have tied a few basic harnesses before. People being tied should understand how to recognise nerve and circulatory issues and communicate these with their riggers.
