Kinetic Control

23/10/2026

New Store. Same Expert Training. More Opportunities to Learn.

It's a busy few months ahead for Kinetic Control®, with courses taking place internationally through to the end of the year!

And now, finding your next course is easier with the launch of our new Comera Store!

Whether you're looking to develop your clinical reasoning, deepen your understanding of movement control or build your movement retraining skills, explore our upcoming Kinetic Control courses in one place.

🌍 Courses taking place across Egypt, India, Singapore, Taiwan and China.
📅 Browse upcoming dates and locations.
🔎 Find out more about the training available.

Explore our new store and view the latest course schedule:

🔗 https://store.comeragroup.co.uk/dates/

We look forward to supporting your continued professional development!

Every upcoming Comera course date, month by month: book a place, or see where courses are running.

22/10/2026

Kinetic Control or The Performance Matrix – what’s the difference?

They share a movement-science heritage, but they serve different needs.

Kinetic Control®
A clinical education and reasoning framework focused on movement assessment, retraining and clinical management. It helps clinicians develop their expertise, assess movement strategies and use those findings to better manage and support the patient through rehabilitation.

The Performance Matrix®
A movement assessment, reporting and retraining system that also develops practitioner skill sets, with a stronger focus on supporting performance outcomes. It helps practitioners profile movement, identify priorities, build programmes and track change over time.

So while both are built around understanding movement:

Kinetic Control elevates the clinician’s expertise and supports the clinical management of the patient.

The Performance Matrix develops practitioner skills while providing a structured system to support and improve performance outcomes.

Together, they offer complementary ways for professionals to apply movement science across clinical and performance practice.

Which one fits your work?

Explore Kinetic Control® and The Performance Matrix®.
🔗https://kineticcontrol.com/
🔗https://theperformancematrix.com/

21/10/2026

Congratulations to Aleksander Siskovic for successfully completing the steps to become a KCMT!

Aleksander is one of our latest KCMT in Serbia.

To find your local KCMT, check out our map:
https://www.comeramovementscience.co.uk/map

Or become a KCMT, like Aleksander, and start your journey now on our store: https://store.comeragroup.co.uk/movement-science/

You can also do this by approaching any of our Organisers:
https://www.comeramovementscience.co.uk/organisers

18/10/2026

Congratulations to Moaz Sabir Ibrahim for successfully completing the steps to become a KCMT!

Moaz is one of our latest KCMT in Cairo, Egypt.

To find your local KCMT, check out our map:
https://www.comeramovementscience.co.uk/map

Or become a KCMT, like Moaz, and start your journey now on our store: https://store.comeragroup.co.uk/movement-science/

You can also do this by approaching any of our Organisers:
https://www.comeramovementscience.co.uk/organisers

13/10/2026

🎓 A busy few months ahead for Kinetic Control

There’s a packed programme of Kinetic Control courses running between now and Christmas, with plenty of opportunities for clinicians and movement professionals to develop their skills, deepen their clinical reasoning and continue their KC learning pathway.

Whether you’re new to Kinetic Control or looking to build on your existing training, there are a number of upcoming courses to get involved in.

📅 Explore the full upcoming course schedule and find the right course for you:
👉 https://store.comeragroup.co.uk/current-events/

We’ll also be highlighting individual courses, tutors and locations over the coming weeks - so keep an eye on our channels for more.

09/10/2026

🌍 KINETIC CONTROL TUTOR SPOTLIGHT | TAIWAN 🇹🇼

Meet Hunter, Kinetic Control Accredited Tutor (KCAT) and Clinic Director at TheraFit Physiotherapy Center in Taipei.

With a decade of clinical experience, Hunter specialises in motor control, sports rehabilitation and movement training, with a particular interest in weight training and climbing-related injuries.

His perspective is also shaped by his own experience as an active competitive bodybuilder, allowing him to combine clinical reasoning with a practical understanding of training and athletic performance.

💬 Why Kinetic Control?
“Kinetic Control provides clinicians with a logical and clear framework to identify movement impairments and understand which assessment and retraining strategies to apply in practice.”

For Hunter, the goal goes beyond addressing symptoms - it’s about helping people regain confidence in movement and return to the activities and sports that matter to them.

📍 Based in: Taipei, Taiwan
🎓 Teaching in: Taipei
🏋️ Clinical interests: Sports injury management, weight training & climbing
🗣️ Language: Mandarin Chinese
⭐ Kinetic Control Accredited Tutor

Hunter also founded the Hunter Physiotherapist platform, sharing physiotherapy, movement and health education across social media.

💡 Hunter’s practical tip:
“Pain does not always equal injury. Appropriate movement and progressive rehabilitation can play an important role in recovery.”

We’re proud to have Hunter as part of our international Kinetic Control tutor network.

Follow us as we continue introducing the clinicians helping to develop and teach Kinetic Control around the world.

Learn more about our tutors here:
🔗 https://lnkd.in/ezHVuqgS

06/10/2026

🚨 Upcoming Kinetic Control course in Mumbai 🇮🇳

Targeting Muscle Synergies to Optimise Movement Retraining for the Neck and Shoulder

This two-day course is designed to help clinicians develop a more structured approach to assessing and retraining altered muscle synergies around the neck and shoulder.

The course explores how changes in muscle recruitment can influence movement quality, pain, recurrence and function, while giving practitioners practical assessment and movement-retraining tools they can apply in clinical practice.

📍 Hotel Suba Galaxy, Andheri, Mumbai
📅 24–25 October 2026
🕘 9:00am–5:00pm

A valuable opportunity for physiotherapists and movement practitioners looking to strengthen their clinical reasoning and develop more targeted movement-retraining strategies.

Secure your place today.
🔗 https://bit.ly/4zha4J8

01/10/2026

Different countries. Different clinical challenges. One question that connects us: how can we make better decisions for the patient in front of us?

From October to January, I’ll be teaching across Egypt, Malta, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, the UK, Pakistan and the Philippines.

My aim in every session is to help physiotherapists connect assessment findings with meaningful treatment decisions—asking better questions, thinking critically and making sense of complex musculoskeletal presentations.

Teaching is also an opportunity to listen. The experiences colleagues bring from different healthcare systems make each discussion richer and challenge me to keep developing as a clinician and educator.

I’m looking forward to reconnecting with familiar colleagues and meeting new ones along the way.

22/09/2026

Meet Thomas Karlinger, a Kinetic Control tutor and leading physiotherapist based in Perg, Austria.

Thomas is the Leading Physiotherapist at Perform Physio and has more than 15 years of experience in musculoskeletal practice. He teaches across Austria, including Linz, Vienna and Klagenfurt, and has a particular clinical interest in spinal pain.

What started as a search for one more clinical tool quickly became much more:
🎤 “Initially I wanted to do KC to get another tool in my box – then it became my toolbox.”

Thomas’ approach to practice is centred on guiding patients to take ownership of their recovery:
🎤 “I am always happy to tell the patient: all the work that was needed to get you out of pain was done by yourself. I was just here to guide you.”

His practical advice to patients is simple but powerful:
🎤 “Consistency trumps intensity.”

Alongside his clinical and teaching work, Thomas brings a broad and unique background to his role. He has been a physiotherapist since 2011, holds a Master’s degree in MSK, has achieved MACP Fellowship, and has also worked abroad in the UK. Outside of physiotherapy, he is also a black belt in Chinese and Filipino martial arts.

Thomas speaks German and English, helping him connect with practitioners and patients across different settings.

We’re proud to have Thomas as part of the Kinetic Control tutor network.

🌐 Websites:
www.perform-physio.at
www.thomaskapt.com