Kinderkinetics

Kinderkinetics is a profession focused on promoting and optimizing the neuro-motor development of children from birth to age 13 through scientifically based physical activity. Its approach supports children’s movement skills and overall development through programmes designed to prevent difficulties, stimulate learning, develop abilities and provide rehabilitation where needed. The work aims to encourage functional growth and appropriate motor development, while also using selected movement activities to help children build skills relevant to sport. For children with growth or developmental disabilities, Kinderkinetics includes rehabilitation programmes intended to support continued participation in an active, healthy lifestyle.

The Kinderkinetics website provides information for the public about the profession, its practices and available programmes. It also offers a practitioner search to help visitors find a Kinderkinetics practitioner, along with registration and member-login areas. Additional resources include links to the organization’s YouTube channel and social media. Overall, Kinderkinetics presents physical activity as a practical, evidence-based means of supporting children’s movement development and wellbeing.