The beauty of tight binding, known as Kinbaku-bi in Japanese, has captured the attention of many rope enthusiasts around the world. Whether you call it Shibari, Western Bondage, or simply tying rope, it all comes down to the movement of energy between rope partners. Like dancing, rope scenes can be seductive, playful, primal, or artistic. It's a form of expression that allows players to explore vulnerability, power exchange, and sometimes danger to bring desires to life.

Whether you're a master looking to exert control, friends creating fun art, or a seductress looking to captivate the crowd, rope bondage can be used to express a wide range of emotions. At its core, rope bondage is a movement of energy, much like dancing, where rope partners can express themselves in countless different ways.

Despite its beauty and eroticism, rope bondage comes with a great deal of responsibility, particularly when it comes to suspension. It is crucial for all rope players to be aware of the risks involved and take steps to mitigate them.

That's where Rav's Progressive Method (RPM) comes in. RPM is a comprehensive rope education program, divided into four classes: Base Basics, From the Ground Up, Sky's the Limit, and To Infinity and Beyond. Base Basics covers essential knowledge for beginners, including safety, equipment, and basic ties. From the Ground Up explores ties, patterns, and ground ties, while Sky's the Limit focuses on beginner to intermediate suspension, and To Infinity and Beyond delves into advanced suspension, collaboration, and pattern design.

With regular weekly attendance, RPM can be completed in around two years and is packed with ties, positions, drills, concepts, ideals, risk mitigation techniques, tips and tricks, and practice opportunities like games, friendly competitions, and class projects. Whether you're new to rope bondage or looking to take your skills to the next level, RPM has everything you need to expand your knowledge and explore this beautiful art form.