Articles tagged: #MSAFE

Erotic shibari teaching method developed by Shibari Dojo.
  • How physical condition affects shibari practice

    The short answer is that it is not a requirement, but there are nuances worth knowing: what role posture, mobility and biomechanics really play in practice, and how they relate to the erotic experience.

  • How to learn shibari

    Shibari is a technique and, as such, anyone can learn it by putting in time and effort.

  • How to practice shibari with discernment

    Repeating a technical application over and over without understanding it neither brings new knowledge nor lets us move forward. In this article we offer guidelines for efficient, fruitful practice.

  • International Online Shibari School

    Erotic shibari school with more than 20 years of teaching experience, led by Ryuan / Sr. Interior (流庵殿), instructor certified by Yagami Ren since 2018, within the Yagami Ryu.

  • Kannuki (閂)

    Translated as “brake” or “lock”, this technical application is often misunderstood as an aid to fix the tie in place or keep it from slipping out of position.

  • Kihon (基本)

    Kihon (基本) means, in this context, “technical fundamentals”.

  • Kyosho-gaku (急所學)

    The term is formed by combining three characters:

  • Nawasuji (繩筋)

    Nawasuji is not a word in the strict sense, but a concept developed by Yagami Ren to designate one of the areas of study of his style. It is made up of two components:

  • Sekibaku (責縛)

    Sekibaku (責縛) is a term made up of two characters:

  • Taijutsu (體術)

    The term is formed by combining two characters:

  • Technical fundamentals (基本) and basic forms (型)

    In our dojo we don’t rely on canonical “figures” to teach shibari; instead we start from the technical fundamentals and their combined application to create a personal, unique and unrepeatable shibari.

  • The #MSAFE Method

    The #MSAFE method —Make Shibari Accessible For Everyone— is the teaching system developed by Shibari Dojo to teach shibari in an ethical, rational, safe way, adapted to each person.