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ADVANCED KINESIOLOGY
The essential Award winning Quantum Leap advanced Kinesiology system based on the principles of Cybernetics developed by Alan Sales.
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Health Kinesiology UK
The largest group of kinesiology therapy practitioners in UK. The site explains and defines health kinesiology and contains a regional listing of over 140 qualified practitioners and there are details of therapy training and courses.
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International College of Applied Kinesiology
A school site but it does have some useful information.
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Kinesiology Federation
The Kinesiology Federation (KF) is a professional unifying organization for kinesiology practitioners and schools throughout the UK.
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Kinesiology Net
Information on kinesiology in its many forms. Has good links and is probably the best place to start exploring the subject on the internet.
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Light Touch Kinesiology
Attractive site for this particular form of kinesiology.
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Loving Life
Information on kinesiology related self help. Limited links page.
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Optimum Health Balance
is the kinesiology web site for this growing group of therapists in UK.
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SportsDegrees
Kinesiology Degrees Kinesiology degrees, sometimes called an Exercise Science degree, are most commonly available at the following levels: Bachelors, Masters, and Doctorate. Online degrees are available at all levels, but most common is the Masters in Kinesiology degree. At its simplest form, Kinesiology is defined as the study of the mechanics of human body movement. Kinesiology combines scientific principles of biology, anatomy, psychology, and physiology with functional movement activities like sports, physical therapy, and strength and conditioning. Because of this combination, kinesiology and exercise science are used interchangeably. There are a variety of directions students can take once graduating with a kinesiology degree, from fitness or athletic training to wellness coordinators and occupational therapists.
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test4allergies
What is the difference between "allergy" and "intolerance"? The aim of these pages is to try and de-mystify the whole subject of allergy, and to offer you a simple and safe solution to the majority of allergy and intolerance problems.
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The Association of Systematic Kinesiology
www.systematic-kinesiology.co.uk
A.S.K. is a long-established Association in the UK and is governed by two set of documents: The "Memorandum of Association", which outlines the objectives of the Association; The "Articles of Association", which outlines how the objectives are to be met. It's an excellent starting point for an outline of how kinesiology training courses are structured, plus a list of available training courses.
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The Body Talk System
A particular variation of kinesiology.
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The Website of Manual Kinesiology
Information on this particular variation of the technique.
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Three in One Concepts
The site of Gordon Stokes who uses kinesiological techniques to treat children with learning difficulties.
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Touch for Health Education
Information on Touch for Health and training in the discipline. Good links to organizations and training providers.
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Touch for Health Kinesiology Association
The main organisation for practitioners of kinesiology. Information about the therapy and some links.
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UIUC Kinesiology
Department of Kinesiology University of Illinois This school has been running for more than 100 years and though it now has a "sports studies" department it has the same roots as other forms of kinesiology.
