I was wondering if anyone else on the forum had recommendations for reading materials. It could be rope related, but I'm also very curious to find a good source of information related to human anatomy, physics (tension), etc - basically, information from other areas that is still very important to rope. The Kinbaku Diaries videos have been teaching me a great deal, but I've also been looking for something I could potentially read while on the train or waiting for something. Does anyone have any ideas? I would offer up my own recommendation if I had anything good to recommend, but unfortunately I don't at the moment...
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@Darkly_Dreaming Thank you so much for those links! Very informative and thought-provoking, especially the surveys as you wrote.
Bruce Esinem has put together some easy-to-read and reasonably comprehensive materials which are available on his site: https://ropestudy.com/nerves https://www.shibariclasses.com/courses/shibari_1/lectures/110914 A physician friend recently recommended the following medical resources for learning anatomy. These are delving more into anatomy for medical purposes, and are not focused on kinbaku related areas. But if you are keen to improve your overall knowledge at the same time, it could be useful. To be honest I haven't purchased these yet (but intend to shortly). Netter's Atlas of Human Anatomy textbook and flashcards, and anatomy coloring books as a study aid. (https://www.amazon.com/Netters-Anatomy-Coloring-Updated-Science/dp/0323545033) and the Kapit-Elson book (https://www.amazon.com/Anatomy-Coloring-Book-Wynn-Kapit/dp/0321832019). Another site, that my friend put me onto, which I find quite useful is: www.zygotebody.com