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What if we measured balance before the fall—not after it?

Here, an adult over 65 is completing a single-leg balance assessment. It’s a simple movement, but it can reveal important information about stability, postural control, asymmetry, and overall balance health.

For older adults, this matters. Falls are a major cause of injury, but many of the movement deficits associated with fall risk can be identified and addressed earlier.

That’s the idea behind Preventive Movement Health:

Assess → Understand → Improve → Reassess.

Give clinicians and coaches objective Movement Intelligence. Give individuals a clearer understanding of how they move. Then provide the right exercises, build strength and stability, and measure progress over time.

We shouldn’t wait for a fall to start thinking about balance.

Measure earlier. Improve earlier. Keep moving.

You can be active. You can practice yoga. And you can still have movement gaps you don’t know are there.

This is a real Kinis.ai user over 50 completing a single-leg balance assessment.

She practices yoga and stays active—but objective testing revealed an area of weakness around her left ankle stability that wasn’t obvious from how she felt day to day.

That is the value of Movement Health™.

After 50, movement should not be something we only think about after pain, injury, or loss of function. We should be able to measure it, understand it, improve it, and track it over time.

A simple single-leg stand can give us valuable insight into balance, stability, asymmetry, and functional movement. Kinis.ai turns that movement into objective data and actionable Movement Intelligence™.

And the assessment is only the beginning.

Assess → Understand → Improve → Retest

Through the Kinis.ai Movement Health ecosystem, we’re building a connected experience that brings together:

• Objective smartphone-based movement assessments
• Personalized movement reports and insights
• Targeted exercise and improvement programs
• KinisCare™ access to movement-health professionals
• Retesting and progress tracking over time

Our goal is simple: make Movement Health accessible and measurable for everyone—starting with the device already in your pocket.

Because the earlier we can see movement changing, the earlier we can do something about it.

Don’t just move. Know how you move.

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What if a 60-second movement test could reveal something you didn’t know about your body?

This customer is 47 years old with a history of balance challenges. Using the Kinis mobile app, he completed our Single-Leg Stand assessment right from his phone.

The assessment revealed a significant side-to-side difference.

For his age group, the reference benchmark was approximately 49 seconds. On one side, he was able to maintain the position for only about 10 seconds—flagging a meaningful balance and ankle-stability deficit that needs improvement.

And that’s exactly why objective movement assessment matters.

Most people don’t know where their movement limitations are until they begin affecting everyday activity, performance, or independence.

Kinis is designed to make that information accessible:

Assess → Understand → Improve → Retest → Track

📱 Complete a balance or mobility assessment
📊 Receive objective, clinically informed movement insights
🎯 Identify specific areas that need improvement
🏃 Access clinician-designed exercises
🔄 Retest and track your progress over time

Our goal is simple: give people a better understanding of how they move before small movement deficits become bigger problems.

Movement health shouldn’t require a movement lab.

Kinis is now available on the Apple App Store.

Movement health should be measurable — and accessible anywhere. 📱

Here, an adult over 60 is completing the Single-Leg Stand assessment at the gym using only a smartphone.

As we move beyond 50, balance can gradually decline as strength, reaction time, proprioception, vision, and the systems that help us control our body in space begin to change. The challenge is that these changes can happen quietly, long before they become obvious in everyday life.

That’s why measuring balance matters.

A simple single-leg stand assessment can help reveal postural stability, side-to-side differences, lower-body control, and potential areas of movement deficiency. More importantly, it gives us a baseline — something we can improve through targeted movement and exercise, then retest and track over time.

At Kinis, our goal is to make this type of Movement Intelligence accessible outside of the movement lab — in gyms, clinics, communities, and ultimately at home.

For the 50+ population, we believe prevention starts with understanding how you move today, so you can take action before small deficiencies become bigger and more expensive problems later.

Assess. Understand. Improve. Retest.

That’s how we begin shifting movement health from reactive care toward proactive prevention. 🚀

Today is a significant milestone for Kinis.ai. 🚀

Our mobile app is officially live on the App Store.

For the first time, people can use Kinis.ai at home to take movement assessments, better understand how they move, and begin tracking their Movement Health over time — directly from their phone.

This is exactly what we’ve been working toward: making Movement Health measurable, accessible, and actionable for everyone.

What you’re seeing here is me taking the assessment at home. No movement lab. No complicated equipment. Just your phone and your movement.

A huge thank you to our incredible team — our engineers, clinicians, doctors, advisors, mentors, investors, partners, and the entire community that has supported us along this journey. This milestone belongs to all of you. 🙏

We’re incredibly excited for what comes next.

Download Kinis.ai today on the App Store and take your first movement assessment.

Onward and upward. 🧡

Christy Kobernus | Fitness Coach | DPT Dr. Stephen Jung Vy Nie Nicole Pandak Davis Atteberry | Golf Mindset Coach Dave | Work Your Stories Coaching