Pro Kinetics

About Pro Kinetics and Owner (Nicola Fannin):

Pro Kinetics Launched on the 1st of September 2017 by founder/ director Nicola Fannin. Pro Kinetics is a private Kinderkinetics practice, based at a Biokinetics practice called Bio-Health in Durbanville.

Nicola Fannin did her three year degree in Sport Science at the University of Stellenbosch. She then went on to complete her honors in Kinderkinetics in 2012. In 2015, Nicola completed her Masters in Sport Science (Kinderkinetics).

What is Kinderkinetics?

Kinderkinetics is a pediatric exercise science, which aims to improve the total well-being of children (birth-13 years) by stimulating, remedying and promoting specific neuro-motor and physical development.

At Pro Kinetics we offer the following:

- Baby Stimulation and Massage (0-24 months)
- Remedial Programs (2-13 years)
- Wellness Programs (6-13 years)

Why is Kinderkinetics important for your child?

Regular physical activity in children is essential to developing and perfecting fine and gross motor skills, which are very important to a child’s cognitive and physical well-being. Kinderkinetics forms the base for this physical activity and well-being as it helps children develop the correct motor skills, which are essential for school readiness.

During the Kinderkinetics programs at Pro Kinetics, your child will learn how to move correctly, which will help enhance his/her motor ability, increase confidence in movement and improve physical development.

Who will see a Kinderkineticist?

- Infants/children experiencing delayed milestone development
- Children with gross motor problems such as walking, skipping and running
- Children with the following difficulties:
- Low muscle tone and postural stability problems
- Struggles with coordination and motor planning
- Difficulties with spatial orientation and body awareness
- Midline crossing issues
- Balancing difficulties
- Children who are overweight
- Children diagnosed with DCD, ADHD, ADD, Dyspraxia, or Autism
- Children with learning disabilities