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Make full of Censures On many topics
Among others Shibari
If we make ropes On a person
It will be a problem
We will take No risk
We will use The cousin
I wanted to talk Boulin's knot
and the flat knot
It is important
It's the first Knot that we make
When we start
But also when You are beginner
And we discover
We have talked before Bouline
Bowline in English
We have notes
I'm going to read
I resume
We have talked before From the Knot of Chair
Bowline Bouline In English
Apparently a French word
Imported on the island
Around 1150
That comes back In our language
Bouline or Bowline
It's the same node
2 Erratums
I wrote Anse With an H
It's good
A N S E
Fault on my part
Then:Bouline
It's feminine
We have not been clear
The rope We will use
It's not to tie
It's for the demonstration
We see it and put Defects in value
Principle From these 2 nodes
The bouline
Knot with a Non-flowing loop
We will come back
and the 'flat' knot
It does not matter The Exotic name
It's a 'basic' Reef knot
We wrote a lot
At the shoot It's too much
We will cut In 3 parts
This video
A video On the inferences
The 3rd on the Start nodes
For the great beginners
We have planned a Mini-Series
For beginners
Not initiated The laypersons
Those who know NOTHING
This will be the first episode
There we go Just talking
We are OK It's not "debunking"
Simply Detailed explanations
In the Shibari We make 2 turns
Before the 80s
The use was 1 simple turn
Ca 15 - 20 years That it's 2 loops
The beginnings of the internet
The Westernization
About "Steve Osada"
The dates Are simplified
It is to say:
It's not the Precambrian
Neither a Japanese period In the complicated name
It's recent
We start with the Somerville
Appears around 2010
Attributed to Topologist
"Crash Restaint"
Let's see this node
Boulines In general
Somerville, french, fast ...
These are the same nodes
Types of nodes
With names Different
One way Different
For the same Result
Apart from there is
Fly Bouline In a Disney
This one is there Really apart
They have in common
It's not Bouline knots
Sorry for the SPOILER
Topologist says:
The Somerville Bowline Is not, technicaly, a bowline
Somerville is not Technically not
A bowling knot
And the knot of Moana A Dragon Fly
Is a special case
It's not at all A knot
As a bonus at the end For the curious
We found Like traces
Topologist's quotes
Or simply His web page
In fact this knot Is super old
It's about Knot of Calfat
Knot of Calfat chair
To be precise
It's a mix between
Knot of Portuguese Chair
Who is a real Bowline
With a French knot
In short, a knot From Calfat
It is a variant Of construction
Wikipedia confirms
The Calfat node is a node From chair where the loop is doubled
It's not a "real" Bouline / Chair Knot
We will talk about it
We have found On "mes noeuds"
Who lists Many knots
A Larousse page From 1923
Long before Shibari
That in a Other video
Everything is in The description
I forgot about * ABOK
From 1944 Page 186
Knot 1010
There is surely Other sources
I found them Pretty pages
On the other hand if you Have access
It would be my pleasure
There are traces From Herodotus
500 BC
References in description
We showed The principle
"Normal" bouline
In our Previous series
Description toussa
What is it exactly A knot of Chair?
Wikipedia and Other sources
Loop node Not flowing
If there is a noose
It's not a Bouline knot
WARNING
What we are going to say
Do not question Ashley or Wikipedia
There are errors
The knowledge It evolves
We do not What to complete
Correction / Funfact Urban legend
In the * ABOK Node 1010:
The name is Derived From Bow Line
Derived from "arc line"
A line (rope) that makes a bow
It's not Bows and arrows
Cowboys and Indians
We talk about sailors
Ashley was an artist And sailor
He was not linguist
And that does not remove anything
To the quality of his work
This ethymology is
Not documented Not referenced
It looks like Has an urban legend
On the other hand She appears in 1155
Boëline
Your sources Are welcome
It seems to me What is normand
From Picardie
To check
Wikipedia EN Quote Ashley
I will try to find her
"The bowline knot would have been Mentioned in 1691 by John Smith"
I made a mistake
I clicked on the link
John Smith is dead 60 years before
In 1631
Can be published Posthumously
I discovered
Those who know Disney Pocahontas
It's John Smith From Pocahontas
In real life
Chronologically :
The bouline is Cited and described
By Rabelais
1532 Gargantua
1534 Pantagruel
Ethological traces About 1000 years old
On the other hand, Four definitions
Ashley, Wikipedia FR EN, Rabelais
Are similar to That of 1155
Wikipedia EN Ashley quotes:
Bouline
"rope holds the edge of a square sail
Towards the bow of the ship And in the wind
Preventing it from Being taken aback "
Wikipedia EN Add
Sometimes called: King of knots
By its importance And its popularity
There is not 36,000 Bouline
There is only one way To make the bouline knot
He is so popular And spread on the earth
There is only one way To make a wheel:
It is round
There is only one way To make a bouline knot
We explain in the Video 2 in detail
On the inferences Some knots
Sources in description
A link for the Ashley Book
He is very Nice to read
There is a PDF And an online site
A choice
Rabelais No need of us
The chair knot; bouline
Loop node Not flowing
Many confuse
Flowing with Blocking
That's the difference between
Boulin and
French Somerville 'Fast 'or Calfat
They are flowing
They do not meet the criterion: Do not run
I show a knot
Here a noose
It's a noose
And there I A blocking knot
It's a good Blocking node
It blocks the other node
We have a Blocking node
And a noose
I show I exaggerate
I am highlighting To explain
Flowing + Blocking
This is the principle of Knot of caulk
Somerville
Blocking and flowing
Both At the same time
It's not One or the other
Blocking and flowing At a time
We open a parenthesis
It is important For the continuation
You notice the Linguistic difference
French and English
The English definition Say what it's for
The French definition Say how we conceive it
There is not one "Better" than the other
It is to emphasize
In function Of the language
We define The use that is made
Or the way To do
It's not All the same
In English What does it say
But we do not know how to build it
Neither its specificities
In French we indicate How to make the knot
His characteristics
And we leave Free to use
We're going to repal it
With the "single column tie"
the double column
Futumomo
The "TK" Etc.
End of the Parenthesis
There will be Ad Hoc videos
We show The somerville
You do not see
It's not at all
A bouline
We show you
When removing the rope
We see well That this strand
Is not All Tied Up
We shoot There is no knot
It's a plastic rope
Sliding
We show in detail
That's what happens
We take our rope
A loop Two towers
We will color
For you See well
The middle strand In blue
That's great
It's finish
We hope that You see
Blue in the middle
Pink Red
We cross
We make the loop
Below Above
Inside
The goal is not To teach you
The somerville
It's for The demonstration
Here the red part
There and go around
The pink part
There, she comes from there
She goes around
And the blue
We did not attach
I show more closely
Here we have red
The blue
We turn
The blue It's that one
She is not Attached the blue
We did not attach it
Here a blocking node
And we have
A noose
And when we Do it
We have A bouline
"Classic" with A 'dead' loop
It's simply A bouline
A little complex Complicated
We shoot like that Right here
We come back On the position
A Calfat knot The caulk
This is his principle
Have both Adjustable buckles
Here we sit
There we stand
Yes but in real life
It's not a plastic rope
It does not slip
Also easily
Yes & yes
We just made A demonstration
We have hulled We have grown
And we exaggerated
With a normal rope
There is more friction
And that's the problem
With the rope "Mathematical"
Perfect and Without friction
Here is this What's going on
It slips by itself
But a great Shibarist master
With a lot of experience
This is what he will do
There will be a small Little difference
His two loops Will be different
Not a lot He is a great teacher
He does things well
They will not be Many different
But a beginner
He will make Loops like that
They will be Very different
It's exuberant to show
It is to understand
2 mm You will not see
I exaggerate 5 cm On purpose
For you May see
It will be in Millimeters
In one case Grand Master
Or beginner
You will have loops Of different sizes
When you look The string marks
We notice A brand
More pronounced That the other
More or less
It is so that It hurts
It's not the ropes It must hurt
It's because of Asymmetrical earrings
The node is Imperfect
The encorder too Imperfect
If we have a rope Perfect
Our loops are Asymmetrical
We'll say "There is no friction"
It's a rope Perfect mathematics
We put in tension And here
It is balancing Naturally
Without friction
The two parts Are equal
Suddenly In suspension
Ankle or wrist
Have the same Surface of supports
Strength The weight
Breaks down On both
In the real world
The ropes have Friction
They are not Not perfect
That's who gives The illusion
Blocking knot
It's mostly a flowing knot
And the ropes Friction
They are not perfect
Nobody can do Perfect loops
There is a loop Shorter than the other
It is so that It hurts
The weight is Poorly distributed
When we put in tension
Ropes rub
And can not equilibrate
Unlike the rope "Mathematical" perfect
We shorten explanations
All the demonstration In Part 2
Inferences On the nodes
We conclude An anecdote
The node of Topologist
It's called "somerville"
He invented it in The city of:Somerville
It remains the flat knot
We already talked about it
Description toussa
The famous Honmusubi
"Single Column Tie"
With his famous Typical
U-shaped knot
This video is Long enough
The explanations Techniques
In video 2
And with Practical work
In the 3rd part
To finish
You have the choice
Between 2 loose knots And conscripters
A noose
Based on a reliable node
And blocking But flowing
The caulk / Somerville
And a simple knot
We know that he is flowing
The flat knot
We cut At the end of the video
But we hold To add
Because it's important
We do not suspend by Wrists or ankles
Knuckles
We suspend by A chest harness
A belt harness
A futumomo At the thigh
Basically
Small reminder
If we do not have a rope Has an ankle a wrist
It's a rope more
Explanation
If we cut the rope
The person Do not fall
There are other lines Who support the weight
It has been said
Additional video
Will propose demonstrations
Bouline flowing knots Blocking nodes etc.
As well as the node From Moana
Dragon fly
Who is not a knot
Did not have time Speak of it
It will be painful
Mathematical
This is for the curious
Do not go see her
If it does not interest you
On the other hand We make a mini-series
For beginners
Lighter And affordable
We remind It's popularization
Some things Are magnified
There are approximations
We have some Consciousness
Our goal is To raise interest
No answer Precisely
We certainly Made mistakes
Said bullshit
If you Have spotted
Indicate them in Comments
All our references In description
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AU REVOIR
End of shoot?
Yeah ...
GO It's an end of shooting
I come back to the principle
From these two nodes
First the bouline
I come back to the principle
From these two nodes
First bouline
I come back to the principle
From these two nodes
First the bouline
... yes in real life ...
She is horible This sentence
Yes but in real life
It's not a plastic rope
It does not slip
Also easily
We have to?
To children of 13 years
It says "Do not do it at home"
But adults ...
It bothers me
Have to say that To adults
But we hold To add
Because it's important
We do not suspend by Wrists or ankles
Knukles
It's over yes?
We are tired
We laugh we laugh
No, I can not
Stop Joking
I want to finish
I want to go eat
My chocolate cake