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Newsflash

  3D PRINTER - A FIRST IN AFRICA The North-West University (NWU) has once again proven that it is dedicated to conducting ground-breaking research within the health field. The university recently purchased the Cellink BioX, 3D bio-printer, a first of its kind not only in South Africa but also on the African continent. READ…

 

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Tiaan Brink


 

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About Us

About Kinderkinetics Kinderkinetics is a profession that aims to promote and optimise the neuromotoric development of young children (0-12 years), through scientifically based physical activity. It has the following goals: Promote functional growth and development; Focus on certain movement activities to promote/facilitate…

 

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What is Kinderkinetics?

  A kinderkineticist is a person with the following qualifications: A three year BA or BSc degree in a Human Movement Science major. Specialisation (subject to verification) in Kinderkinetics in the 4th academic year (honours) with practical experience during the honours year of academic training, equivalent to 300…

 

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Professional Registration for Kinderkinetics

Kinderkineticists Obtained honours degree, specialising in Kinderkinetics in the 4th academic year, with evidence of 300 hours of practical experience during these years as a Kinderkineticist intern in an accredited Kinderkinetics practice. Registration with SAPIK after obtaining the qualification as a Kinderkineticist intern is a…

 

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Practices in South Africa

South African Professional Institute for Kinderkinetics  (SAPIK) Contact us: Tel: (018) 299 1773 Tel: (018) 299 1878 Email:  sapik@nwu.ac.za SAPIK Website: www.kinderkinetics.co.za

 

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About Kinderkinetics Kinderkinetics is a profession that aims to promote and optimise the neuromotoric development of young children (0-12 years), through scientifically based physical activity. It has the following goals: Promote functional growth and development; Focus on certain movement activities to promote/facilitate…

 

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Emmerentia du Plessis


 

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Francois Viljoen


 

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    Gaze behaviour and kinematics of especial skills Gaze behaviour and injury incidence of rugby players Gaze behaviour in motor skill acquisition Heart rate variability and recovery as well as match analysis characteristics in relation to match results in male, elite squash players…

 

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