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FLIGHT SCHOOL: SUSPENSION BOOTCAMP

Ready to lift off? This immersive intensive is your launchpad.

2 Going·11 Interested
Starts in 4 days
Sat, Nov 14, 2026, 1:00 PM - 6:00 PM PST

Los Angeles, California, United States

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📍 Devil Mask Studio – DTLA
🎟️ $200-350 per tying pair | Memberships accepted
Capped at six tying pairs to keep things focused and intimate.

Flight School is designed to bridge the gap between tying harnesses on the ground and full suspension. If you’ve been working through our 201 series - or building harness skills on your own - this class is your path forward. We’ll guide you through suspension fundamentals like uplines, attachment points, and load management, and help you select, sequence, and troubleshoot harnesses based on your suspension goals.

This isn’t about learning to suspend "in our style" - it’s about developing the judgment and skill to create safer, sustainable suspensions that work for you and your partner.

You’ll Learn:
âś… How to tie and lock off uplines with confidence
âś… Choosing and combining harnesses for effective body support
âś… Troubleshooting common issues in beginner suspensions
âś… Communication strategies and in-the-air body management
âś… Suspension safety and risk mitigation approaches

You Should Know:
– This class is for tying pairs; we won't be addressing self-suspension in this workshop
– The tying partner should have solid familiarity with at least one chest harness and one hip harness (e.g. be able to tie them consistently without referring to a tutorial), and be able to tie a secure single-column
– The partner being tied should be capable of sustained communication in-scene
– We have plenty of loaner straps and carabiners but you're welcome bring your own if you'd prefer.

You Should Bring:
– Suspension-capable rope set (enough for your harnesses + at least 3 uplines)
– Suspension ring + carabiners (optional)
– Safety tool (shears, strap cutter, etc.)
– Water, snacks, and anything you need for a full day of tying