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Biokinetics is more than exercise. It is a healthcare profession that uses scientifically prescribed movement to improve physical function, reduce pain, prevent injuries, and support long-term wellness. Our articles explain how a Biokineticist assesses movement, develops personalised exercise programmes, and guides rehabilitation. You will also discover how movement can improve strength, balance, mobility, flexibility, and overall quality of life.
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Why does my pain keep coming back?
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The Shoulder “Complex-ity”
The shoulder is one of the most remarkable joints in the human body — and…
Transverse Myelitis Rehabilitation
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Rugby Biokineticist : Why every player needs a Biokineticist…
...And not Just After an Injury Rugby is one of the most physically demanding sports…
Weight Loss Mistakes
Common mistakes and solutions Fat loss and "leaning out" are common goals that many people…
Knee Pain (Part 3) : Prevention & Treatment
So, what can you do? Knee pain prevention & treatment Biokineticists can assist you in…
Knee Pain (Part 2) : Common Causes
Common causes of knee pain A vast number of tissues make up the complex knee…
Biokinetics & Physiotherapy
When Should You See a Physiotherapist or a Biokineticist? Both physiotherapists and biokineticists play essential…
Knee Ligament Injuries
What Are Ligaments? People often confuse ligaments with tendons. Put simply, ligaments connect bone to…
Knee Pain (Part 1) : Overview
Understanding Knee Pain: Causes, Treatment & Prevention Knee pain is one of the most common…
Biokineticists: Areas of Expertise
Biokinetics: Exercise as Medicine for Rehabilitation, Injury Prevention & Chronic Disease Management Biokineticists are registered…
Your mid-back may be the cause of your aches and pains in your shoulders, neck and lower back
Why is your mid-back so important? During movement, the many joints of the spine work…
Shin splints
What are shin splints? “Shin splints” refer to pain felt along the shin bone which…












