I am one of the Kinesiology Association's qualified and accredited UK Tutors and will be teaching my next Kinesiology Foundation Course in Bristol in August 2026.
This course delivers high quality vocational kinesiology training incorporating best practice and current developing National Occupational Standards (KNOS) in Kinesiology. Courses are fully accredited, interactive and fun.
COURSE DATES
The course consists of 6 modules that run over 2 days per weekend or on weekdays, once a month. This equates to 12 days or 90 hours of face to face training across the 6 months.
Class sizes are kept small with up to 6 people per course.
August 2026 start date **1 SPACE LEFT**
This course will run on one full WEEKEND per month over 6 months as follows:
Module 1 - 1st & 2nd August
Module 2 - 15th & 16th August
Module 3 - 5th & 6th September
Module 4 - 17th & 18th October
Module 5 - 14th & 15th November
Module 6 - 12th & 13th December - includes final written and practical assessments.
Spring 2027 start date
This course will run on two WEEK DAYS per month (usually a Monday or a Wednesday) over 6 months - exact dates TBC
Module 1 - April 2027
Module 2 - May 2027
Module 3 - June 2027
Module 4 - July 2027
Module 5 - September 2027
Module 6 - October 2027 - includes final written and practical assessments.
January 2028 start date
This course will run on one full WEEKEND per month over 6 months - exact dates TBC nearer the time.
Module 1 - January 2028
Module 2 - February 2028
Module 3 - March 2028
Module 4 - April 2028
Module 5 - May 2028
Module 6 - June 2028 - includes final written and practical assessments.
To register your interest on any course, join the wait list, or to reserve your place with a £50 placeholder deposit, please contact me using this form to register your interest.
Do you need more flexibility?
There's the option of completing the Foundation course on a 1:2 basis on weekdays in a shorter amount of time. Please enquire via the 'Contact Me' form at the bottom of this page.
How is the Foundation Course taught?
The Foundation Course is taught over 6 weekends (or equivalent), usually spaced about a month apart.
The course consists of 90 hours (12 days) of face-to-face training, including practical demonstrations and workshopping. The modules are structured in a way to make learning fun, enjoyable and informative with a good proportion of the work spent practicing the techniques and muscle testing in pairs.
In addition, you will be expected to undertake home study of approximately 1-2 hours per week. You will also need to carry out 25* case studies.
*Please note, the 25 case studies don't have to be on 25 different people, which I know can sound daunting!; for example, you could work on the same 5 people, 5 times over the duration of the course.
The course concludes with a final practical assessment and written paper including some multiple choice questions.
Certification: Provided all the homework is completed and the assessments meet the pass mark, students will be issued with a certificate.
What is the investment?
The total investment is £1,450* payable in advance no later than 4 weeks before the course starts.
You can opt to pay this in instalments to include a £450 deposit on enrolment plus £200 x 5 payable on modules 1 – 5 (total £1,450).
(*Please note this price increases to £1,495 on 1st July 2026).
Placeholder deposit: As places are limited, if you know you want to go ahead and enrol in advance of the payment deadlines, it is advisable to complete your booking form and pay a nominal £50 fee to secure your place. This is deducted from the total course amount.
Terms of Payment
The cost of the course is set by the Kinesiology Association (KA) and is the same for all KA courses that are run in the UK.
Deposits, which are payable to enrol, are non-refundable in the event of you changing your mind. If the course is cancelled by the tutor due to an external influence beyond control, the deposit will be refunded.
Please note: Payments made either in full or in instalments are a commitment to complete the course. This is a requirement because the decision to proceed with the course is dependent on the number of students. This means that course fees are not refundable or transferable in the event of you changing your mind to continue with the training, including if the payment is made in full (early bird or standard fee).
Venue
Little Stoke Community Hall, Little Stoke Lane, Stoke Gifford, Bristol, BS34 6HR
There is free parking, full use of a kitchen and a café on site.
Tea, coffee and refreshments will be provided.
Who is the course for?
The course is suitable for anyone over the age of 18 including:
- Complete beginners to natural healthcare who want tools and techniques to enhance their own health and wellbeing and that of their friends and family
- Practitioners of other modalities in the health industry. The muscle testing techniques you will learn in this course will provide a deeper layer to your treatments and also ensures that all recommendations (e.g. of remedies, products etc) are 100% tailored to the unique needs of the client. Nutritionists, GPs, homeopaths, chiropractors, osteopaths, reflexologists, massage therapists, and essential oil specialists, have been astounded by the skills, knowledge and added precision that kinesiology has brought to their roles.
- Anyone interested in natural health and wellbeing looking to spend time with like-minded people, learning, laughing and growing!
- Anyone who has previously completed the Foundation Kinesiology course and wants a refresher (discounted rates appl
How do I sign up?
It's easy! Simply complete this contact form confirm which course start date you'd like to enrol for and I'll send you a confirmation email with payment details so that you can secure your place.
I can't wait to share the world of Kinesiology with you and all of the magic it has to offer!
Your journey to becoming a Fully Qualified Professional Kinesiologist
This Foundation course is a fantastic grounding and start towards becoming a Fully Qualified Professional Kinesiologist. On completion of the course, you will move to Associate membership with the Kinesiology Association and be able to practice on family and friends.
To become a fully qualified practitioner, you would need to complete the Kinesiology Association's Diploma Course as well as completing qualifications in Anatomy & Physiology, Nutrition and First Aid. You would also need an appropirate level of insurance to work on the public.
For details of my next CNHC accredited Diploma Course, click here or go to the Kinesiology Association's website here.
