An education in movement
The Kinetic Control® framework aims to find and address the movement-related source of clinical presentations — not just treat a patient's symptoms.
Our Kinetic Control (KC) education series is created for movement therapists, sports therapists, chiropractors, and clinicians alike. Throughout our lives, the way we move can be affected by many factors, including pain, injury, fatigue, and articular restrictions. Kinetic Control teaches a comprehensive and systematic model of clinical reasoning based on movement assessment and retraining to help manage clinical presentations and compromised quality of life.
Kinetic Control education combines the insights gained from decades of clinical experience with an extensive research background, to help practitioners apply a rigorous movement management model with each patient.
Because we are international and teach in over 30 countries, Kinetic Control courses can be taken face-to-face, online, or through a hybrid model.
Become a Kinetic Control Movement Therapist
As a way of recognising those who complete the full Kinetic Control education journey, we introduced the “Kinetic Control Movement Therapist” (KCMT) accreditation. As a KCMT, you are a recognised practitioner of the principles and practices of Kinetic Control.
KCMT accreditation takes six units. You can take them unit by unit at your own pace, or as one intensive block — both cover the same content and end at the same accreditation, so pick the one that fits how you learn.
Select any course below for more detail.
Route A 6 units
The complete theoretical underpinnings of Kinetic Control as delivered by Mark Comerford. Optional on this route.
Coordination efficiency for the low back and hip.
Coordination efficiency for the neck and shoulder.
Muscle synergies of the lower region of the body and their relationships with pain and compromised function.
Muscle synergies of the upper region of the body and their relationships with pain and compromised function.
Any two of the thirteen masterclasses listed alongside. Each runs in person (2–4 days) or online.
Each workshop: 2 days in person. Masterclasses, in person (2–4 days) or online.
Route B 6 units
The complete theoretical underpinnings of Kinetic Control as delivered by Mark Comerford. Required for Route B.
Coordination efficiency for the low back and hip.
Coordination efficiency for the neck and shoulder.
Muscle synergies of the lower region of the body and their relationships with pain and compromised function.
Muscle synergies of the upper region of the body and their relationships with pain and compromised function.
Any one of the thirteen masterclasses listed alongside. Each runs in person (2–4 days) or online.
Foundation module online. Each workshop: 2 days in person — or 8 hours online. Masterclasses, in person (2–4 days) or online.
Purchase options include the full suite of online learning modules, a Coordination Efficiency bundle, a Muscle Synergies bundle, or the Neck & Shoulder / Low Back & Hip modules individually — see the store for current dates, prices and availability.
Apply for your KCMT registration
Once you have completed either the modular or intensive series you can apply for your Kinetic Control Movement Therapist (KCMT) registration. Looking for an existing KCMT? Find a practitioner on our KCMT map.
Prefer one focused block?
The same online theory as the modular route, completed before attendance.
Coordination efficiency and muscle synergies delivered together as in-person testing and retraining workshops.
In-person testing and retraining masterclasses, combined into a five-day block.
Specialist masterclasses, completing the intensive route.
Built for movement and rehabilitation professionals
Kinetic Control education is created for movement therapists, sports therapists, chiropractors and clinicians alike — wherever movement quality plays a role in patient outcomes.
- Physiotherapists
- Movement therapists
- Sports therapists
- Chiropractors
- Clinicians
Delegates are required to hold appropriate professional qualifications and indemnity insurance — see our FAQ.
Support your learning
Kinetic Control: The Management of Uncontrolled Movement — the official course companion text, written by the creators of the framework.