crwlon4 -> RE: Session in a hotel (2/28/2012 8:00:22 PM)
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True, maybe not "fun" or "interesting" for everyone, but here goes. The first one is that there is rarely bedposts in a hotel room, for whatever reason. So, my solution for that is a dowel rod, the length is your choosing(the longer the better), with some eye hooks on the ends and possibly in the middle. You can tie the dowel around the matress(width wise). You can use a rolling hitch, or the knot of your choice. If you do this around the head and the foot, there is quite the possibilities because you can move the dowels and use them on the back, on the stomach or on the knees and elbows with pretty good restraint. Also, the room I have found that we usually use is a large, handicap able room, it has an additional hallway in the main entrance that has a hallway, with a coat rack in it. This doubles as a perfect rack for overhead arm restraint, although sound here is an issue. The other here is an ottoman in the room, plenty of fun to be had bent over. Lots of fun here. Hope this answers your question.
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