Mobile kinesiology visits to homes and workplaces

Bring muscle testing and movement sessions to clients at home or at the office, with just a portable table and no rent.

Startup costC$600 to C$3k
Monthly revenueC$500 to C$3k
Time needed6+ h/week
First incomeMonths
  • C$600-3k
  • Side hustle
  • Out and about

Estimates for a small start in Canada, not guarantees.

What it is

You travel to clients' homes or workplaces with a portable massage table and run one-to-one muscle testing and movement assessment sessions. You can also offer short group or lunchtime sessions for small teams.

Your first three steps

  1. Confirm your training, professional association and whether the title 'kinesiologist' is protected in your province
  2. Buy a portable table and set a service area with a travel charge that covers your driving time
  3. Contact a few local small businesses, community groups and seniors' residences to offer a trial session
Who pays

Individuals who prefer sessions at home, busy people, older adults, and small employers who want a wellbeing option for staff.

How it makes money

A per-session fee, often with a travel charge outside your core area. Workplace sessions can be priced per person or per half day.

Skills that help
  • Completed training in a kinesiology method
  • Reliable and organized with scheduling
  • Comfortable working in clients' own spaces
  • Clear, respectful communication
Watch out for
  • In Ontario, 'Kinesiologist' is a protected title. Check your provincial regulator before using it in your marketing
  • Avoid medical claims and check your province's advertising rules for health services
  • Professional liability and commercial general liability insurance, check cover for working in clients' homes
  • Winter driving and travel time, which can cut into the number of sessions you can fit in a day
  • Check whether your municipality requires a business licence, and whether GST/HST applies to your services

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Questions people ask

How much does it cost to start a mobile kinesiology business?

Estimates suggest startup costs typically around $600 to $3,000, depending on your portable table, insurance, marketing and travel set-up. With no room rent, the main costs are equipment and cover.

How much can a mobile kinesiologist earn?

Monthly revenue is typically estimated at around $500 to $3,000, depending on how many visits you fit in, your session pricing and whether you add workplace sessions. Winter driving and travel time can limit how many sessions fit in a day.

What should I check before offering kinesiology visits in Canada?

In Ontario, 'Kinesiologist' is a protected title, so check your provincial regulator before using it in marketing. Avoid medical claims, check health-service advertising rules, insurance for working in clients' homes, municipal licence needs, and whether GST/HST applies.

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