One the hardest things for some people to master is tying knots. Whether you're someone trying to learn how to tie their shoes, a young scout trying to earn a badge, or if you're just trying to figure out how to tie a knot on your sailboat so it won't float away, mastering the many different knots can be pretty hard to do. Fortunately for you, there's a great website that shows you how to tie just about every knot there is using animations that you can view at any speed. It's called Animated Knots or www.AnimatedKnots.com.
It's a great website that details the pros and cons of each knot, and is probably more detailed than most people need, but for learning the basics of each knot, it's a great website.
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