The Boring Dojo
Brussels, Belgium
Brussels-based The Boring Dojo, centered on A-Nicolas' work in essentialism, movement & organic bondage. Japanese kinbaku-inspired, European-rooted. Workshops, jams & diverse practices welcome.
- Workshops
- Private lessons
- Jams
- Intensives
- Performances
Brussels, Belgium
The Boring Dojo
Brussels-based The Boring Dojo, centered on A-Nicolas' work in essentialism, movement & organic bondage. Japanese kinbaku-inspired, European-rooted. Workshops, jams & diverse practices welcome.
English, French
- Workshops
- Private lessons
- Jams
- Intensives
- Performances
More about The Boring Dojo
Based in Brussels, Belgium, "The Boring Dojo" is a dedicated practice space centered on the work of A-Nicolas. Rooted in essentialism, movement (dance), and organic bondage, we offer a curated program of events—including open jams, workshops ranging from beginner to advanced levels (covering dance in ropes, performance, and body manipulation), and invited presentations by international practitioners who expand our collective practice.
Deeply grounded in Japanese kinbaku tradition and artistry, both the dojo and A-Nicolas' work serve as applied research within European cultural contexts. All forms of practice are welcomed here; diversity is not only encouraged but valued. The teaching style and methodology offered by A-Nicolas are intentionally directional and purpose-driven.
The team
A-nicolas
(he/him)Artist
A-Nicolas has practiced rope art since his twenties and photography since his thirties. Deeply influenced by Japanese kinbaku/shibari and body practices including Aikido, Thai massage, Tango, Contact-improvisation, and System A. Spent four years in Japan studying under renowned master Arisue Go, immersing in Aikido, culture, and rope arts. Developed his own tying style, Yoroi-ryu, as Nicolas Yoroï. Played a key role in establishing European rope communities, performing extensively across Europ
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(they/them)helper
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Accessibility
Physical space
- Lowered suspension points
Sensory experience
- Breaks encouraged
- Quiet or low-stimulus area available
Financial accessibility
- Sliding scale or reduced-cost options
- Work trade or volunteer discounts
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