About Us

The AKA is a formally constituted organisation and, as such, has rules, regulations and guidelines for all kinesiologists, thereby offering a level of professionalism expected from any health professional body.

The AKA Inc is a National Kinesiology body representing the professional interests of kinesiology practitioners, as well as the personal interests of students and the public.

There are a number of office bearing or administration positions within the AKA:

Chairperson:  Administers the affairs of the National Committe (NC) including chairing meetings, coordinating the activities of the AKA.

Secretary:  Assists the Chairperson in coordinating the AKA. Organises meetings.

Treasurer:  Oversees the finances of the AKA including budgetary and day to day financial requirements of the association.

Office Administration:  Administrates the AKA office under the guidance of the Office Manager.  Deals with correspondence, phone calls, finance and memberships.

The Association has subcommittees working with specific tasks:

The Australian Kinesiology Practitioner Registration Board (PRB):  This Board sets standards and approves applications for registration of Kinesiologists. 

The Australian Kinesiology Course Accreditation Board (CAB):  This Board accredits Kinesiology courses to ensure that they meet the standards required for practitioner registration.

An Ethics and Complaints committee.

The Australian Kinesiology Association Inc. also publishes a National, quarterly magazine, In Touch, and holds an annual Kinesiology Conference.