Kinetic Control® FAQ

Someone is recognised as completing the education route that includes our coordination and muscle synergy range and one of our Masterclasses. KCMT accreditation can also be applied for on completion of The Movement Solution 1.

Once you have completed the modules above, apply for KCMT registration — get in touch and we'll take you through it.

Check the events page on our store — new course dates are added year-round.

We have published over a 30 year period with the aim of building a strong evidence base for the KC approach — see our full research & evidence page.

We're always keen to expand our organiser network — contact us to apply.

Becoming a tutor is an education in movement. To become a KCAT, you first need to be a KCMT. If successful in the tutor interview, you'll be invited to shadow KC courses and be mentored as you progress towards the KCAT exam.

All e-learning content is accessible for 24 months from your purchase date. Access can be extended for an annual fee.

Yes — each online course comes with a certificate upon successful completion. Each certificate issued can be validated against our central database.

Not currently; as we deliver globally, the varying requirements within any given territory make a uniform CEU challenging.

Yes — delegates need appropriate qualifications and indemnity insurance. Comera Group Limited and its subsidiaries accept no responsibility or liability for damages arising from applying techniques covered in our courses or products.

A range of tutors deliver mentoring — contact us and we'll put you in touch with a suitable tutor.

You need to be a Kinetic Control Accredited Tutor (KCAT) first. Progression routes exist for anyone who has attended KC education — get in touch to find out more.