中国女绳师huahua在国际上的一场非常精彩的绳缚教学视频，非常适合入门及精进绳艺水平的玩家学习。原视频为四部分，已剪辑在同一视频中。

在这门绳艺课程中，huahua与她的模特丹天石和卡琳一起教授了一系列TKs的第三绳索。
为什么在TKs中使用第三根绳子？正如huahua在这个多类系列的第一部分中所解释的那样，绳艺里的第三根绳索是一种多功能的、通常对传统模式有价值的补充，可以根据你想添加到绳缚中的感觉、功能或玩法来探索各种选择。换句话说，确定你的需求和意图，你可能会添加第三种绳索方法来匹配。第三根绳索适用于有杆和无杆的TKs，可以加强或增加悬架结构的稳定性，可以提供更深层次的限制感，或者出于美学原因可以包括在内。在深入探讨了你可能想要（或需要）添加第三根绳子的原因后，huahua通过三个例子深入探讨了如何将它们添加到你最喜欢的TKs中，详细介绍了如何系上它们以及每根绳子的优点。
在课上，huahua教学了第三种绳索模式，将绳索放在肩膀内侧和上方，以达到打开胸部的效果。huahua还提供了一些技巧，告诉你如何让被缚者更具挑战性或更不具挑战性，当然这取决于你的意图。
本课程非常适合那些开始对绳缚感到舒适，并希望在他们的实践中引入更多意向性的绳手。虽然这些第三个绳索示例可以在悬挂过程中增加重要的结构支撑。

Why use a third rope in your TKs? As hua hua explains in the first part of this multi-class series, third ropes in shibari are a versatile and often valuable addition to your TK pattern, with various options to explore based on the type of sensation, function or play you want to add to your tie. In other words, determine your needs and intentions and you’ll likely be able to add a third rope approach to match. Applicable to both stemmed and stemless TKs, third ropes can reinforce or add stability to the structure in suspensions, can offer a deeper sense of restriction, or can be included for aesthetic reasons. After diving into the reasons why you might want (or need) to add a third rope, hua hua goes deeper into the how with three examples that you can add to your own favorite TKs, detailing how to tie them as well as the advantages of each.

In the Tasuki class, hua hua teaches a third rope pattern that places rope just inside of and over the shoulders for a chest-opening effect. Demonstrated on both a stemless TK and a stemmed TK, she shares insights into how the Tasuki pattern can offer functional support in stemmed versions, or alternatively, create more of a decorative element in stemless TKs. hua hua also offers tips on how to make it either more or less challenging for the bottom, depending – of course – on your intention.

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This course is ideal for riggers who are starting to feel comfortable with tying harnesses and want to bring more intentionality into that area of their practice. While these third rope examples can add important structural support during suspensions, please keep your skill set in mind when applying techniques from these classes and only use these harnesses in suspension if that is already a part of your rope practice. Bottoms should be comfortable maintaining a box-tie/TK position.