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Book - Soaring & Exploring: Self-suspension for Experienced Tiers and Flyers - Edited By Shay Tiziano

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Management number 235349900 Release Date 2026/07/02 List Price $21.98 Model Number 235349900
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Soar and explore in the fascinating world of self-suspension! This massive, full-color, double-length tome brings the distinct styles and voices of experienced authors to examine various aspects of rope, written for seasoned self-tiers delving deeper into this unique form of movement expression. Dedicated to principles and concepts rather than formulas and recipes, Soaring & Exploring focuses on in-air and ground-based iterations, emotional components, creativity, intention, and ideas for various desires and bodies.

Beautiful color photography features a diverse range of self-suspenders throughout. Clocking in at a hefty 395 pages, the book includes hundreds of instructional photos and detailed explanations of ties, including multiple variations on chest and hip harnesses as well as guidance through advanced suspension sequences.

This book is a sequel to the very popular Tying & Flying

Edited by Shay Tiziano, with chapters and contributions by Kissmedeadlydoll, Shakti Bliss, Alicia & Alex T-Corn, HoChi Bound, Willow, MxBliss, Tornus, Technora, Maki Roll, Linworth, and JerseyGirl.

  1. Pages: 395
  2. Language: English
  3. Publication date: October 10, 2024
  4. Dimensions: 8.5 x 0.93 x 11 inches

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