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| − | Tap-out is a safety technique, akin to the [[brems]] | + | '''Tap-out''' is a safety technique, akin to the [[brems]] safe word, where a player can signal that they wish to leave or reduce the intensity of the current scene by tapping, twice. |
A tap-out can be communicated by tapping another players body, or by tapping twice on a surface loud enough to make sound. | A tap-out can be communicated by tapping another players body, or by tapping twice on a surface loud enough to make sound. | ||
| − | The technique was introduced at the 2015 production of [[ | + | The technique was introduced at the 2015 production of [[Inside Hamlet]] |
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| + | [[Category:Techniques]][[Category:Safety]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:17, 5 January 2019
Tap-out is a safety technique, akin to the brems safe word, where a player can signal that they wish to leave or reduce the intensity of the current scene by tapping, twice.
A tap-out can be communicated by tapping another players body, or by tapping twice on a surface loud enough to make sound.
The technique was introduced at the 2015 production of Inside Hamlet
