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The Academy of Systematic Kinesiology

Kinesiology training courses in the UK

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Kinesiology Training

Kinesiology Foundation Course

A progressive introduction to Kinesiology, suitable for beginners and also to integrate with other therapies. The Foundation Course is taken either as 6 weekends or 2 Wednesdays a month over a six-month period.

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Kinesiology Practitioner Course

In-depth training for students who have completed the Foundation Course. Comprised of 10 modules, it runs mostly at weekends over an eight-month period.
You will become a qualified registered Kinesiologist.

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Kinesiology Taster Event

Come and see and feel for yourself how Kinesiology works. You will have a taste of how you can benefit your own and other people’s health.
Our Kinesiology Tasters are informative and fun evenings.

Kinesiology Taster »

Read more about ALL of our kinesiology courses

"This is not just a training course, it’s a wonderful life-changing experience."
Sue Southern, Oxfordshire

What is Kinesiology?

The word kinesiology (pronounced kin-easy-ology) derives from the Greek word kineses meaning “movement”. Systematic Kinesiology  is a complementary holistic health therapy in which a muscle testing procedure is used to measure the flow of energy through the body and identify any areas of imbalance. This is followed up with a range of treatments including lymphatic massage, electrical balancing, nutrition and emotional work to correct imbalances. Learn more about Kinesiology and muscle testing.

The Academy of Systematic Kinesiology (TASK) is the UK’s leading school for Kinesiologists. We have been teaching Foundation and Advanced Kinesiology courses since 1985 (see About TASK). We offer a choice of venues including London, Bristol, Kent, Surrey.

Thinking about training in Kinesiology? Experience it in action at our next Taster Event
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