FAQs Archive - Kinesiology Connection

How Do You Pronounce Kinesiology?

It’s “kuh-nee-see-OL-uh-jee.” Simple as that.

What is Kinesiology and What Can It Help With?

Kinesiology uses muscle testing to identify and correct imbalances in the body, mind, and energy systems. It can help with stress, pain, fatigue, allergies, digestion, emotional issues, and overall performance. Many people use it to feel better and function at their best.

Can You Use Kinesiology By Itself, or Do You Need Another Modality Like Naturopathy?

It works well on its own as a complete system. That said, it also pairs effectively with naturopathy or other approaches for broader results. You can choose based on your goals.

What Courses Do You Offer?

We have a Wellness Program for personal use and self-care, a full Professional Program to become a certified practitioner, and optional advanced classes for deeper specialisation.

A short 3-hour interactive workshop: Introduction to Kinesiology
Our short 5 month program: Wellness Certificate Click here to link for more information.
Continuation with First Year practitioner certified course Foundational Professional Program. Click here for more information.
Continue honing your skills with the International Diploma in Professional Kinesiopractic program.
Optional Advanced Master Classes only available to Kinesiology Connection students.

What Units Are in the Kinesiology Professional Program?

The program covers muscle testing, energy balancing, emotional release, nutrition, structural alignment, goal setting, and over 100 integrated techniques. Each unit builds practical skills for real-world results.

Course information details available upon request here.

Can I Start with the Wellness Program?

Yes. It’s designed as a standalone option. Complete it first, then decide if you want to move on to practitioner-level study.

This introductory course teaches core self-care techniques. It’s a great starting point if you want to improve your own health or explore the field before committing to full training. You can later continue into the professional track and earn practitioner certification.

Are There Different Types of Kinesiology?

Yes—Applied Kinesiology, Touch for Health, PKP, and others. Each has its focus. Our training centres on PKP and prepares you to blend techniques as a KC Kinesiopractor.

Why Choose PKP at KC?

Our PKP program combines over 100 techniques into one cohesive, results-focused system developed by experienced leaders in the field. It’s thorough, practical, and designed to help you build a successful practice.

Does Your Course Differ from Others?

Many programs cover only basics. Ours goes deeper with updated methods, hands-on practice, and a curriculum built for long-term client outcomes. The difference shows in how prepared our graduates are.

Do You Offer Advanced Classes?

Yes—exclusive optional courses created by our college principal. They cover advanced techniques not taught elsewhere and are ideal for practitioners who want to stand out.

Full-Time or Part-Time Study?

Full-time (one weekend per month, plus some home studies) moves you quickly to certification. Weekend study lets you balance study with work or family duties.

When Are Classes Held?

Weekend sessions, live and interactive.

Can I Get Credit for Prior Study?

Yes. We assess relevant units from other colleges and grant credit where it fits, so you don’t repeat work.

Please click here to link to the RPL page.

What Should You Look for in a College?

Accreditation, experienced instructors, practical training, and a clear path to professional success. Support and community matter too.

Is There Work for Kinesiologists?

Demand is growing. Graduates work in clinics, corporate wellness, sports, or private practice. Many build flexible, rewarding careers.

Does Everyone Who Finishes Succeed?

Success depends on effort and application. Over 95% of committed graduates start practices or advance their careers within or shortly after the first year.