Tying Tengu in Flow
The Tengu is stable, versatile, easy on the shoulders, kind to sensitive nerves, and so cute! But the tying often feels a bit awkward... why is it often so over-engineered and why do the hands stay free for so long?
In this class, you'll learn how Ztella approaches the Tengu in ways that finally feel smooth, flowing, and fitting to a harness this playful. We'll start by looking at the techniques needed to tie this harness and will then explore a few playful (and hot) floor and partial shapes that illustrate how to put this multifaceted harness to good use.
Prerequisites
Riggers should be confident with single and double column ties; being able to securely close uplines is required if you want to test out the harness in partial-suspension. People being tied should know what it feels like when their hands fall asleep, and ideally be able to tell that apart from nerve issues.
