Kinesiology Foundation Course Modules 1 – 6

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Who can apply?

The 6 Module Kinesiology Foundation has been newly updated in 2020 and is accredited by the Kinesiology Association.  It is available to everyone from complete beginners to practitioners already in the healthcare industry.  This is the course that has to be completed if you wish to progress on to become a Professional Kinesiologist by doing the full Kinesiology Diploma.

  • If you are a practitioner in another modality, you can add Kinesiology to your tool-kit, become insured and charge for your services as soon as you receive your Foundation Certificate.
  • Just starting out and you want to use Kinesiology on yourself, family and friends this is the course for you. (Kinesiology was my first venture into learning about my health, it is completely do-able if you are a beginner in health study!)

What you learn?

The Basics

  • Simple and accurate muscle testing of 46 muscles.
  • The associated 14 meridians relationships of the 46 muscles and beginning of Yin/Yang principles.
  • When to use neuro-lymphatic massage, nutrition, acupressure and holding points to return balance.
  • Food sensitivity testing on various levels.
  • Vitamin/mineral requirements.

Some of the Extras

  • Emotional Stress Release
  • X-Crawl for co-ordination, left/right brain integration & memory
  • Basic principles of acupuncture: 14 meridians, their flow and energy
  • Use Stomach 1 to balance fears and phobias
  • Dehydration and it’s relationship with backache
  • The jaw and lumbar pain
  • Lazy eights, visual inhibition and ear-unfurling to improve creativity, writing, seeing and hearing.
  • Much, much more

Learning Materials & Certification

You receive a recently updated written & illustrated manual at the start of each module. These contain the information we cover on that particular module and it is recommended you add your own notes to these as you require. You also receive a fully re-written Muscle Book with the muscle tests for each individual muscle taught throughout the course with all the associated corrections.

Pictures, stickmen, extra notes, reminders, mind-maps are all helpful tools. Transfer the information where it is needed – into your mind and memory. (I went round with different colour finger nails to remind me of the meridians when I was doing my training. It wasn’t fashionable back then!) Use what works for you including the techniques we learn.

Kinesiology Foundation Course

The manual you receive has been totally re-written during 2020 and contain the muscle tests, corrections and protocols that you will learn and practice.  I am delighted to say that the Kinesiology Association (KA) asked me to re-write the muscle testing section and it is now a manual in it’s own right of which I am very proud and delighted to have achieved it.

In class, I combine:

Presentations: presenting the information to you in a visual way.

Explanations: putting meat on the bones, giving you extra information.

Demonstrations: showing you how each test/technique is done using a person and encouraging you with best practice.

Q&A: there is no such thing as a stupid question, I may say it will be covered later in the module or I may dive straight into it there and then.

Quizes: These are so important to verify to you and me what you know and where there are gaps in knowledge so that I can support you in your learning and you know where review is going to be helpful.

Workshopping:  This is vital for your confidence and success.  Learning happens more in this than any other part of the modules, so leave your worries at home, you are here to learn and experience kinesiology.

All the Kinesiology courses I teach are accredited by KA (Kinesiology Association)

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