The Dojo is described as an essential space for the collective and the surrounding artistic community. More than a room with tatami, it functions as a hub for somatic practices that support the work of dancers, performers, and artists. The four free weekly sessions include martial arts, meditation, breathing, coordination, and strengthening, directly influencing creative and choreographic processes.

The continuity of the Dojo — through maintaining the space, investing in equipment, and expanding classes with specialised guest teachers — is considered vital. The Dojo acts as a catalyst for artistic development, continuous learning, and interdisciplinary collaboration, reinforcing the association’s role as a centre for research and cultural innovation.