Physical education, values and confidence

Judo

A martial art and Olympic sport that develops coordination, balance, self-control and the ability to solve situations through technique.

Children and teenagersValues and respectCoordination and balance
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Judo at Dōjō Feilen Meishūkan

The practice

Learning with continuity

Classes combine discipline and fun, working on body awareness, strength, endurance, flexibility, strategy and getting along with others.

Classes are currently aimed at children’s and youth groups.

Plan your practice

Timetable

Check the weekly timetable and confirm any changes with the dojo.

Who teaches

Teachers

Read about each teacher’s background, teaching approach and experience.

Portrait of Miguel Galindo

Judo teacher

Miguel Galindo

He started judo at the age of four and began teaching children at 22, later extending his teaching to teenagers and adults.

Before you come

Frequently asked questions

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From what age can children do judo?

From age 4. Groups are organised by age: 4 to 6, 7 to 9, and over 10.

When are the judo classes?

They are in the afternoon, after school, from Monday to Friday, and each age group has its own days. The full timetable is on this page.

What are the benefits of judo for children?

It improves coordination, balance, strength, flexibility and body awareness, and works on basic skills such as moving, jumping, rolling and falling. Classes combine discipline and fun.

Is judo safe for young children?

Judo was created as a form of physical education: its founder, Jigoro Kano, removed the dangerous techniques of the old ju-jutsu. It is practised on tatami mats and children first learn how to fall safely.

How does judo help children grow as people?

It builds self-esteem at home, at school and with friends, teaches self-control and how to channel energy, and encourages concentration, perseverance and respect for training partners. On the tatami, children learn to get along and work together.

Who is the judo teacher?

Miguel Galindo, who has practised judo since he was four and has taught since he was 22, with long experience teaching children and young people. He sees judo as a way of life and a way to pass on values.

Find out more

Interested in Judo?

Tell us about your experience and availability. We will point you to the right group.