This section features articles on a variety of manual and massage therapy related topics that are NOT specific to sport. You can also access all our previously published articles back to 2012. It includes articles published in the massage magazine sportEX dynamics.

This section of the Co-Kinetic website features key massage therapy research published across a wide range of international massage therapy journals. It includes reviews, roundups and in depth analyses of the research we feel is most significant, important and occasionally humorous!

Currently dominated by the increasing profile of fascia in massage therapy and fascia-related topics such as biotensegrity.

All sports-specific manual therapy content including case studies.

The Co-Kinetic Journal is our quarterly print journal featuring the best articles and content published on the Co-Kinetic site within that quarter. This section features groups of articles that have been included in the various issues of the print journal.

This section contains patient information and resources such as patient leaflets, patient handouts and downloadable ebooks. You can buy them individually, as part of the patient resource section or they are included within the full site subscription.

This section contains some amazing resources including tutorials form leading soft tissue therapist, Stuart Hinds and the full British Fascia Symposium 2016.

The objective of our Co-Kinetic module on biotensegrity is to help you as a therapist understand how to integrate biotensegrity principles into physical activity programmes and manual therapies.

All articles published since 1999, in our manual therapy journal, sportEX dynamics. These are published in Flash format so can only be viewed on desktop or laptop devices. They are not compatible with mobile devices.

This section contains all our articles on relating to taping, particularly that relating to kinesio taping. We are also teaming up with Rocktape to publish monthly content including practical video demonstrations.

This section focuses specifically on subjective and objective assessment as well as the assessment of movement and the use of movement in therapy.