Pretzel

Everyone has positions that they do regularly. Hogties, frog ties, chair ties and such become part of a rigger's palette of ties. Some positions get more play, but everyone has a certain way that they execute them. Crisp coils, raw wrapping, nylon rope, cotton cord, strict, playful, ballgags, wadding, tape and cloth all become parts of the signature that brands a person's work.

Just as importantly how people do the ties is just as telling. I've always viewed rigging as sculpture where I mold the damsel. It is just as artistic in some cases as putting pencil to paper or paint to canvas. Even further, there are customizations folks do with positions that make them unique. I have names for a lot of my "takes" on the standard positions. I have a suspension I call the "Do Not Disturb" and a chair tie called "Furniture on Furniture." They differ with each model but contain some overlapping key elements.

One of the tougher ones I have is called the "Pretzel." It starts as a lotus tie and although it gives you plenty of time to meditate you're probably going to be thinking about how much you want out. I worked with a gal called Spiral a couple times. We did a nice struggle and grope sequence in a black catsuit and a fun spanking sequence in a sport dress. Each time her elbows were crushed. The position that made the shoot though we only got 2 minutes of video because it just pushed her to the max. That was the Pretzel.

See her tap out of the Pretzel, get spanked, get groped, wiggle like hell and rock a killer catsuit in Crushed Elbows and Catsuits!