By Bob Roos|2025-03-28T16:14:47+01:0013th July 2018|Categories: Ryu|
Japanese: 胸縄 Mune (胸): Breast/chest Nawa (縄): Rope The breasts of Japanese girls are usually smaller compared to the breasts of western woman. Tying smaller breasts needs a different technique [...]
By Bob Roos|2025-03-28T16:19:38+01:006th August 2018|Categories: Japan, Ryu|
Japanese: 結び目 Knot See also: Hon musubi
By Bob Roos|2018-07-13T22:56:26+02:0013th July 2018|Categories: Ryu|
By Bob Roos|2025-03-28T16:45:01+01:0013th July 2018|Categories: Kinbakushi, Ryu|
Japanese: 縄痕 Nawa (縄): Rope Ato (痕): Marks The Japanese characters "绳之痕" read "nawaato". Nawaato translates to the actual marks that can be left on the skin by rope; rope [...]
By Bob Roos|2018-07-13T22:58:27+02:0013th July 2018|Categories: Ryu|
By Bob Roos|2025-03-02T10:25:10+01:002nd March 2025|Categories: Ryu|
The bight of the rope, generally created in the center of the rope by doubling to Japanese: 縄頭 Nawa (縄): Rope Gashira (頭): Head
By Bob Roos|2025-03-28T16:47:40+01:0013th July 2018|Categories: Ryu|
Japanese: 縄会 Nawa (縄): Rope Kai (縄会): Meeting A rope meeting where one or more kinbakushi's perform. See also: Kinbakushi.
By Bob Roos|2018-07-13T22:59:20+02:0013th July 2018|Categories: Ryu|
Japanese: 縄縛り Rope-tying with a rope, (an incorrect) "made-up" term, does not exist in Japanese.
By Bob Roos|2025-03-28T16:49:35+01:0013th July 2018|Categories: Ryu|
Japanese: 縄酔い Nawa (縄): Rope Yoi (酔い): Drunk Literally "rope drunk".
By Bob Roos|2020-07-09T20:22:18+02:0013th July 2018|Categories: Ryu|
Main suspension line. Here two different techniques are shown.