Progressive learning means your rope practice builds over time in a clear and structured way.

Each session connects to the next.

You are not jumping between unrelated techniques or trying to learn everything at once.

You are learning how to tie and want your rope to feel clear and stable.

We build structure, confidence, and repeatable skills from the beginning.

• foundational ties that hold
• rope handling and tension
• communication with your partner

We focus on the skills that matter, repeat them, refine them, and add complexity only when the foundation is stable.

This approach helps your rope become consistent, intentional, and reliable.

You always know what you are working on and why.

→ Start Your Rope Practice with Natalie Rose
New to Intermediate

$150 per 2 hour session

You do not need to have it figured out.

If you are new or still building consistency, start with New to Intermediate.

If you already have experience and want your rope to feel more intentional and reliable, continue into Intermediate to Advanced Plus.

You can also start with a session and we will decide together what will support your progress best.

Progressive training is a structured way to continue learning rope while also refining how you use it.

You are still learning new patterns and techniques. The difference is how you work with them.

Each new skill is taught with intention, then practiced, adjusted, and repeated so it becomes consistent and reliable.

We focus on both learning and training:

• learning new patterns at a higher level
• training speed and consistency
• refining structure, tension, and line direction
• improving transitions and sequencing
• building scenes that feel intentional from start to finish

Each session builds on the last.

You are not just adding skills. You are developing the ability to use them with control and clarity.

You already have skills and want your rope to feel more consistent and intentional.

We refine your technique and build a rope practice that continues to improve.

• harness refinement and structure
• tension and line management
• suspension and load awareness
• transitions and sequencing

→ Continue Your Rope Development with Natalie Rose
Intermediate to Advanced Plus

$165 per 2 hour session

Step into a two-hour experience designed to honor your body, your boundaries, and your desires. These one-on-one sessions are collaborative, grounded, and customized just for you.

We will start with an open conversation to set clear intentions. From there, we move into a guided rope scene (floor work, single-point suspension, or multi-dimensional ties) based on your comfort, goals, and experience level. Every step is consent-driven and paced with care.

Whether you are brand new to rope or deeply experienced, you will be met with skill, presence, and full attention. We close with supportive aftercare to help you land.

These sessions center your agency, your curiosity, and your right to take up space.

Come as you are. Let’s create something real.

Book with: Natalie Rose

Book with: Ron Swanson

Open to Progressive Learning clients, Bondage Soup graduates, and current Bondage Soup cohort.

One-hour online session focused on troubleshooting, real-time feedback, and deeper understanding of your rope.

We’ll refine technique, solve what isn’t working, and clarify how and why your rope functions the way it does.

You show up ready to tie.

• refine technique
• troubleshoot challenges
• clean up structure and tension
• get clear direction

This is not passive learning or general practice.

This is active problem-solving with real-time feedback and support.

Many students attend regularly to stay consistent between in-person sessions.

Come with questions. Leave with clarity.

→ 1:1 Rope Coaching (Virtual) with Natalie Rose
Open to Progressive Learning clients, Bondage Soup graduates, and current Bondage Soup cohort.

$25 per 1 hour session

Learn to Tie with Ron

This two-hour session is focused on helping you build skills that make sense in your hands and hold up in practice. Ron teaches with a balance of structure and intuition, guiding you through technique while also helping you understand how and why each tie works. You are not just following steps. You are learning how to think through rope.

Ron’s approach is collaborative, adaptable, and responsive to each student.

They meet you where you are and adjust in real time based on how you learn, how your body moves, and what you are trying to build in your practice.

Their background in mental health informs a teaching style that prioritizes clarity, communication, and “hurt not harm.” You are supported not just physically, but emotionally and psychologically as you learn.

Ron also brings the perspective of both top and bottom, using that experience to help you better understand what your rope feels like for the person you are tying.