Bondage Techniques and Positions

Posted on March 19, 2015

Bondage is becoming more and more popular as BDSM enters the mainstream. It’s something many people think about long before they try it. And once they do, it’s hard to leave out of their kinky play and sexual repertoire because it adds a level of anticipation that is unparalleled. What I like about bondage is that you can explore it very slowly and the possibilities are limitless. Here are a few techniques and positions to try…

Bondage Techniques and Positions

Chair Bondage – this involves tying your partner to a chair they are sitting in, with their legs bound to the legs of the chair and their wrists either tied together in their lap or behind their back. This is often used in a hostage roleplaying scenario. Ropes work well in this case.

Spread Eagle – usually the tied person is on their back, preferably on something comfortable like a bed unless it is meant to be otherwise. As with most bondage positions, this requires a high level of trust. Sensory play with feathers, ice, and wax are particularly good additions to this. Fabric, cables, and bondage tape are suitable restraints.

Hog-Tied – lying on their stomach, the tied partner is bound with wrists behind back and then to their ankles. This is not a position recommended to bondage beginners. Vulnerability is high and the sub is without options.

Shibari Bondage – some bondage enthusiasts become enthralled by the techniques used to tie someone. Shibari uses intricate knots and wrappings that are not only effective, but also beautiful.

Suspension Bondage – this refers to being tied with one’s weight off the ground. This deserves much exploration before attempting with a partner. You’ll want to check out what to tie a person to, what materials and tying techniques are best, as well as safety precautions.

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