lainekillua

I recognize you! I took your class last year at an outdoor venue in the pouring rain...

I currently teach rope as well, except small 1 on 1 or 2 on 2 classes. I feel that my skills are not up to the level of common teachers that I've seen that teach large classes yet (Blue, Rubens, Moco, Esinem, Em), thus I've only taught one large class so far. My question is what is your recommendation on building a sufficient following/interest so that there would be demand for a larger class?

Hopefully I don't sound greedy, but I have another question... I do/teach Western style rope, and I find it a common response from more local rope teachers, mostly Shibari rope tops, that they do not like Western style rope and I am often shunned or discouraged from teaching Western style. What is your recommended response to handling these type of situations?

Thanks in advance!

Thank you so much, great insight! I'm having a bit of trouble finding Claire Adams, but I'll keep looking. Also, yes I will be attending again this year :)

Hello Joe! I ran your race a few times and I have to say I enjoy it a lot more than the other races around. Here is my question: What is up with the spear toss obstacle? I can't train for that at a gym... I can pretty much train for everything else.

Uh... I think you mean Sleep Apnea. How much did your CPAP machine cost? Those stuff are expensive... Do you take any medication for it?

Hello Nathaniel, I have to say it's a very powerful article that you wrote. Is there anything that ordinary citizens can do to help solve this problem?