Each RopeMarks workshop is designed for a specific level of experience. The descriptions below apply to both the rigger and the model. Choosing the right level helps keep the workshop safe, focused and enjoyable. If you are unsure, selecting the lower level is usually the better choice.

BEGINNER

Rigger requirements

Can tie SCT and DCT safely and maintain even tension.

Model requirements

Comfortable with basic restraints and able to communicate discomfort.

STRONG BEGINNER

Rigger requirements

Comfortable tying basic harnesses and futomomo, with an understanding of rope placement and basic nerve safety.

Model requirements

Comfortable in leg ties and moderate restriction, able to stay relaxed and communicate body feedback.

INTERMEDIATE

Rigger requirements

Can tie a stable TK and basic uplines, and understands suspension fundamentals and load direction.

Model requirements

Comfortable in a TK and short suspensions, understands body positioning and can communicate limits early.

UPPER INTERMEDIATE

Rigger requirements

Confident with multiple uplines, load sharing and static suspension positions, and able to troubleshoot rope structure.

Model requirements

Comfortable in static suspensions with moderate endurance, able to maintain posture and communicate fatigue.

ADVANCED

Rigger requirements

Experienced with dynamic transitions, load management and adapting ties during suspension.

Model requirements

Experienced with dynamic suspensions and transitions, able to manage endurance and communicate subtle body feedback.