Barcelona · Clot / Camp de l’Arpa

Train with technique. Grow with others.

Martial arts, movement and wellbeing in a dojo open to all ages, levels of experience and ways of practising.

Led by Michelle Feilen Shihan, with more than 30 years of Aikido

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Children’s judo →

Michelle Feilen Shihan on the tatami

First steps

How to start

No commitment: we’ll guide you before your first class.

  1. Message us

    Tell us which activity interests you and whether you have any experience.

  2. We’ll guide you

    We’ll suggest the group and times that suit you best.

  3. Come to your first class

    We’ll see you at the dojo, Carrer de Xifré, 44–46 (Clot metro).

4th Aikido Seminar · March 2027

Kuribayashi Shihan returns to Barcelona

12–14 March 2027 · Escola Jesuïtes Sarrià – Sant Ignasi

The fourth edition will once again bring together Aikido practitioners from different countries in Barcelona around the teaching of Kuribayashi Shihan.

Kuribayashi Shihan · Barcelona 2027

Spaces

Two rooms, many possibilities

A large tatami room for martial arts and movement, and a bright parquet room for yoga, meditation, workshops and small-group activities.

Tatami room at Dōjō Feilen Meishūkan, with grey mats and weapons on the wall

Tatami room

About 165 m², high ceilings and a surface suited to rolling, falling and training safely.

Parquet room at Dōjō Feilen

Parquet room

About 35 m², bright and warm, ideal for yoga, meditation and workshops.

Lounge area next to the tatami at Dōjō Feilen Meishūkan, with sofas and Japanese calligraphy

Who leads the dojo

A dojo led by Michelle Feilen Shihan

Michelle Feilen has more than 30 years of Aikido practice. She is a student of Yoshimitsu Yamada Shihan, holds the title of Shihan (master teacher) and leads the Feilen Aikido Cultural Association.

The dojo is a place for technical learning and also for sharing. We want everyone to feel at ease, progress at their own pace, cooperate with others and develop a more conscious relationship with their body.

“A place to train, learn, enjoy the practice and make new friends.”
The Meishūkan motto

First visit

Would you like to visit the dojo?

Write to us to ask about times, the right group (children too) or availability. We’ll help you find the right group, with no commitment.