Bash 2026

Begin BASH with a grounding Vinyasa Yoga flow before the start of a busy conference day! Lucia (RYT-200) invites attendees to find mindfulness and full-body awareness in this approximately hour-long flow. We’ll begin with seated breath work, with breathing exercises attendees can use to return to a moment of calm throughout the rest of BASH. Then, enjoy a beginner-friendly flow to gently wake up and build heat in your body, and to prepare yourself for a day of standing, walking, note-taking, and playing. We’ll sink into an extra-long final resting pose to calm your nervous system and leave you feeling ready for the day ahead. 

Beginner yogis are highly encouraged to attend! No prior yoga experience necessary. 

BYO mat and props (blocks, blankets, etc.). 

Doors open at 7 a.m. Attendees are encouraged to arrive by 7:15 a.m. to find a spot and set up your mat. 

Primal Play 101 is an educational, non-participatory class focused on understanding the fundamentals of primal dynamics, consent, and safety. This session is designed to give attendees the language, frameworks, and awareness needed to explore primal play responsibly.

The class covers predator/prey dynamics, negotiation models, consent systems, and primal mindset — all through structured teaching and instructor-led demonstrations. There is no physical participation required or expected from attendees.

This class is ideal for those who want to learn before they play.

This class explores breast play through the lens of intention, artistry, and informed consent. Rather than focusing on raw intensity alone, we dig into the why behind each action and how thoughtful choices transform sensation into a memorable experience for both top and bottom.

Attendees will learn foundational anatomy and safety considerations, including circulation, nerve awareness, and risk management, woven seamlessly into practical technique. From the top’s perspective, we examine pacing, escalation, and the subtle psychology of anticipation. From the bottom’s side, we discuss active participation, communication, and how to lean into intensity with agency and awareness.

What sets this class apart is its theatrical flair. Expect demonstrations that highlight timing, presence, and the playful use of expectation. Small adjustments in posture, rhythm, and attention can dramatically change how an experience lands. The “slightly diabolical” element is about cleverness, not cruelty. Think mind games, suspense, and consensual surprise that amplify sensation without increasing risk.

Whether you top, bottom, switch, or simply want to deepen your understanding, this class offers tools to make breast play safer, smarter, and far more intentional. Come curious, leave inspired, and maybe a little delightfully undone.

Points of Pressure is a demonstrative discussion in ways to integrate pressure points into your play and/or scenes. Whether your goal is to achieve moans, groans, or giggles; pressure points have a wide variety of impactful capabilities in your scenes. This class will explore some of the basic ways pressure points can be introduced, basic safety tips and we will discuss concerns regarding this type of play. We will also speak to the differences in how folks could respond to a variety of pressure points. Join us on the journey in learning how to find points of pressure with yourself, your partners and your friends!

Many of us enjoy the idea of face slapping during sex or play. However like any play there are risks. This class will cover the basics of face slapping, risks and concerns to discuss before engaging, and a demonstration of how to get started and how to find your intensity and rhythm.