Kinderkinetics is a unique & specialized profession that provides a supportive base for early childhood development.  Our therapists, who have a passion for children, instruct small groups and individual remedial lessons to overcome delays, and surpass developmental milestones.

The focus lies on maintaining, strengthening, improving and optimising physical and motor skills.

We also focus on the rehabilitation of physical, psycho-motor and neuro-motor deficits, with the goal of optimising your child’s’ wellbeing & development.

Research has proven that there is a relationship between children with motor deficits and low scholastic achievement.  During the “window of opportunity”, effective and specific stimulation of different skill sets is critical in building a base for the rest of the child’s developmental years.

Children learn through movement.  Fundamental motor skills must be taught, to avoid learning problems in other areas that can surface during middle childhood.

A Kinderkineticist has a three year BA degree in Human Movement Science, Honours degree in Kinderkinetics and is a registered SAPIK (https://www.kinderkinetics.co.za/home) member and SAQA

Kinderkinetics aims to improve the following:

  • Large-muscle development
  • Balance
  • Coordination
  • Body consciousness
  • Spatial orientation
  • Hand-eye and foot-eye coordination
  • Motor planning
  • Fine-motor skills
  • Vestibular function
  • Improvements for school readiness
  • Low muscle tone
  • Visual stimulation
  • Infant development


Kinderkinetics is a research-driven profession that exists to fill the developmental void, caused by inactivity, technology and lack of physical stimulation that children had 20 years ago while climbing trees, walking to school, cycling etc.

If you have any questions or queries, please contact us

Kiana Greeff

Kiana graduated from the University of Potchefstroom.  She believes that children are our future and there is no higher honour than to work with them.

She is passionate about movement, being active and strives to create life long movers.  

 

Ayden Smith

Ayden graduated from the University of the Free State in 2015, before completing his internship at the Sports Science Institute of SA, where he still practices as a Biokineticist at the High Performance Centre.

He has worked with teams including:

  • South Western Districts Cricket team at the 2017 Africa Cup
  • SA tag rugby in preparation for their World Cup in 2018
  • UCT cricket since 2016
  • Milnerton High School Cricket teams
  • Biokineticist for the Blouberg Marlins Swim club.


He was a speaker at the School Sports summits in 2016 and 2017, presenting on youth strength training, long-term athletic development and physical maturation

Ciska Smith

Ciska is a passionate and loving Kinderkineticist.  She is dynamic and loves what she does.

She graduated Cum Laude at the University of the Free State in 2015, and completed practice experience in Pretoria, before moving to Cape Town to open her own practice.

She practices in all areas of the city, including Table View, Strand, Somerset West and Durbanville.

Her numerous skills include:

  • Baby stimulation and massage
  • Identification of developmental delays
  • Aerobifit
  • Gross-motor development

Her numerous skills include: