It’s a community rope-teaching extravaganza!
Always wanted to try teaching rope but haven’t found the opportunity? Or maybe you’ve just felt a bit shy, or don’t have enough content to fill a longer workshop slot?
This is your opportunity to try out teaching, to learn cool things from others, and to get more involved in the Daruma community!
If you would like to apply to teach one of the slots, please fill out this application form.
There will be four workshop slots, each of approximately one hour, taught by community members who are new(er) to teaching rope.
Sliding scale tickets: we’re keeping workshop tickets as low as possible, to make this accessible to everyone. Tickets cost sliding-scale 20-40€ per person.
Doors open: 12:30, start at 13:00.
End: 18:00, but we may run a bit over and will leave some space for people to hangout and socialise at the end.
Schedule
Workshop facilitators and topics will be posted here in July.
13:00-14:00: Workshop #1
14:00-14:14: Break
14:15-15:15: Workshop #2
15:15-15:30: Break
15:30-16:30: Workshop #3
16:30-16:45: Break
17:00-18:00: Workshop #4
18:00-open end: evening hangout & time to socialise
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Prerequisites to attend: you should have a solid understanding of single and double column ties as well as rope frictions and tension. If you want to do partials, or load a harness that might be shown, you need to have prior experience with upline management.
Workshop Level: Please keep in mind that this event is geared towards a wide range of levels and advanced topics are probably not suitable for this event. -
Teachers and topics will be announced in July, but you can already secure your ticket beforehand (and we advise that you do so, as there may not be any tickets remaining by July ;)
If you would like to apply to teach one of the workshops, please fill out this application form by June 19th, 11:59pm.
Applicants will hear back from us within the 1st week of July.
Note that the combined ticket for the open mic workshop and performance are somewhat more affordable than each ticket seperately.