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Question 1

Single Column Tie

Answer 1

The most basic knot. Can be untied with one hand.

Question 2

Double Column Tie - Traditional

Answer 2

A comfortable figure-eight cuff that secures two appendages together.

Question 3

Double Column Tie - Alternative

Answer 3

A cuff that secures two appendages together quickly. Cinches tight, so be careful.

Question 4

Ipponanwa

Answer 4

A sensual single-rope tie, where the rope is repeatedly tied, untied, and dragged across the body.

Question 5

Lark’s Head

Answer 5

Secures two seperate pieces of rope.

Question 6

Arms Free Chest Harness

Answer 6

The most basic chest harness

Question 7

Marlin Hitch

Answer 7

One of two basic hitches (Used for perpendicular tension) - Creates a knot when column is removed.

Question 8

Half Hitch

Answer 8

One of two basic hitches (used for in-line tension) - Falls apart without creating knots when column is removed.

Question 9

Gauntlet

Answer 9

Decorative tie of repeating hitches on forearms or calves, which creates a corset effect.

Question 10

Futomomo

Answer 10

A secured spiral of rope tightly binding the leg in a bent position.

Question 11

Hishi

Answer 11

Diamond pattern tie that starts with a Lark’s Head wrapped sagittally around the body.

Question 12

Mataenawa

Answer 12

Three spaced double-columns securing the arms together the palms facing down.

Question 13

Pentagram Chest Harness

Answer 13

Chest harness that creates a star pattern