Harmony, technique and presence
A Japanese martial art that brings together body, mind and your relationship with your partner through technical, progressive and cooperative practice.
The practice
Practice combines movement, controls, throws and weapons work. Classes are open to people with different levels of experience and place the emphasis on safety, continuity and shared learning.
Meishūkan Dōjō Feilen is a member of Sansuikai Europe.
Plan your practice
Check the weekly timetable and confirm any changes with the dojo.
Who teaches
Read about each teacher’s background, teaching approach and experience.
Shihan, 6th dan Aikikai
Michelle Feilen has 30 years of experience practising Aikido. She is a student of Yoshimitsu Yamada Shihan and holds the title of Shihan.
She teaches international courses, has taken part in demonstrations such as the 2007 Tokyo Embukai and has extensive experience organising international Aikido seminars.
Before you come
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No. Classes are open to all levels and the practice is progressive and cooperative: you learn alongside more experienced partners, supported by the teaching team, always with an emphasis on safety.
Michelle Feilen Rigol, Shihan and 6th dan Aikikai, with 30 years of practice and a student of Yoshimitsu Yamada Shihan. She is supported by a team of assistants holding 2nd to 4th dan.
There are classes from Monday to Saturday, both in the morning (early and mid-morning) and in the evening. The full timetable is on this page; please check any changes with the dojo.
Yes. Classes combine movement, controls, throws and weapons work, and on Saturday mornings there is a class dedicated to weapons.
Dōjō Feilen Meishūkan practises Aikikai Aikido and is a member of Sansuikai Europe. It also hosts an international seminar in Barcelona every year with T. Kuribayashi Shihan, 7th dan Aikikai.
Write or call us telling us about your experience and availability, and we will point you to the group that suits you best. We are at Carrer de Xifré, 44–46, next to Clot (L1, L2) and Camp de l’Arpa (L5) metro stations.
Find out more
Tell us about your experience and availability. We will point you to the right group.