DNS Exercise Course Part III London
The final DNS exercise course in the London series. Consolidate everything you have learned, hone your assessment and coaching skills, and earn your DNSET certification.
Consolidate Your Knowledge
DNS is not a cookbook. There is no formula to follow. The power of the system lies in understanding the principles deeply enough to apply them to any client, any movement, and any context. That takes practice, and it takes confidence.
If you have completed Parts I and II, you already understand why DNS works. Part III is where you sharpen the skills to make it work consistently. Through advanced case studies, sport-specific scenarios, and hands-on coaching under expert guidance, you will develop the confidence to assess, reason, and intervene with clarity.
You will also have the opportunity to take the practical certification exam and earn your DNSET title. This DNS exercise course in London is the final step towards a recognised credential that reflects the depth of your training.
What You Will Learn on This DNS Exercise Course
Course Format
What to expect
Part III is the most intensive course in the series. It combines theoretical review of advanced DNS concepts with hands-on case study analysis and sport-specific practical work. The practical certification exam takes place on the final day for those who are eligible and choose to sit it. If you are not ready, you can attend for the learning alone and take the exam at a future Part III.
Your Instructor
Zuzana Suzan
MPT · Senior DNS Instructor & Physiotherapist
Zuzana is a senior physiotherapist at Professor Pavel Kolar's Centre of Movement Medicine in Prague and one of the most experienced DNS instructors in the world. She also lectures in physiotherapy at Charles University's 2nd School of Medicine.
She earned her master's degree in Physiotherapy from Palacký University in 2003 and completed specialised training in Vojta Reflex Locomotion in 2006. Between 2003 and 2011, she worked full-time at University Hospital Motol's Rehabilitation Clinic, gaining extensive experience across inpatient and outpatient departments, including the Spinal Unit and Pain Management Centre.
Since 2013, she has been part of the clinical team at Professor Kolar's private practice. A DNS instructor since 2005, Zuzana has taught courses across Europe, Asia, and the Americas. She also brings a distinctive perspective as a competitive equestrian, applying DNS principles to optimise movement and performance in both riders and athletes.
What Past Attendees Say
5.0 (41 reviews)“As a clinical Pilates teacher, I thought I understood movement, but DNS completely reshaped how I assess and guide clients. It gave me a clearer understanding of neuromuscular control, allowing me to see beyond surface-level compensations.”
“The tools and assessment strategies can genuinely be implemented the very next day. I would strongly recommend this seminar to any practitioner looking to refine their assessment skills and enhance their clinical results.”
“DNS changed the lens through which I look at exercise selection, forcing me to question why I put a client into a given position and how I address the foundational movements relevant to that individual.”
“The response I receive both physically and psychologically from each patient is remarkable. DNS practice for everyone is non-negotiable. I cannot recommend the course highly enough.”
Become a Certified DNS Exercise Trainer
The practical exam, conducted on the final day, tests your ability to assess, cue, and coach DNS-based interventions across a range of scenarios. Passing earns you the internationally recognised title of Certified DNS Exercise Trainer (DNSET), awarded by the Prague School of Rehabilitation.
If you are not ready, you can attend the course for the learning alone and take the exam at a future Part III. Your Part I must be at least 12 months old at the time of any exam attempt.
Part I
Core principles, developmental kinesiology, breathing mechanics, and foundational positions.
Part II
Higher positions, resistance integration, and sport-specific DNS applications.
Part III + Exam
Athletic pathology, advanced case studies, and the practical certification exam.
DNSET
Certified DNS Exercise Trainer, awarded by the Prague School of Rehabilitation.
Pricing & Booking
- Date
- 27th-28th June 2026
- Location
- 38 Lombard Street, EC3V 9BS
- Course fee
- £399 inc VAT £479 £479 inc VAT
- Early bird
- Until 27th March 2026
- Prague School fee
- 100 EUR (paid separately to Prague School)
Frequently Asked Questions
You must have completed both DNS Exercise Part I and Part II, and passed the online test after Part II. To take the practical certification exam at the end of Part III, your Part I must have been completed at least 12 months prior to this course date.
The practical exam takes place on the final day of Part III. It tests your ability to assess movement quality, identify dysfunction, cue corrections, and coach DNS-based exercises with confidence. You must demonstrate competence across a range of developmental positions and sport-specific scenarios.
Upon passing the practical exam, you are awarded the title Certified DNS Exercise Trainer (DNSET) by the Prague School of Rehabilitation. This is an internationally recognised qualification that demonstrates your ability to assess movement quality and design DNS-based corrective programmes.
The exam is optional. You can attend Part III for the learning alone and take the exam at a future Part III course when you feel ready. Your Part I must still be at least 12 months old at the time of the exam.
The course fee covers two full days of tuition at Elevate LDN, 38 Lombard Street, London EC3V 9BS. A separate 100 EUR registration fee is paid directly to the Prague School of Rehabilitation, which provides access to your personal DNS App account with course notes and a certificate of achievement.
Yes. The early bird price is £399 inc VAT, available until 27th March 2026. After that date, the standard rate of £479 inc VAT applies.
Bookings may be transferred to a future course date in line with our DNS course terms and conditions. Transfer requests should be made as early as possible. Full cancellation and transfer details are available at checkout.
All DNS exercise courses are held at Elevate LDN, 38 Lombard Street, London EC3V 9BS, a 3-minute walk from Bank and Monument stations in the City of London. The studio provides a focused, professional environment for hands-on learning and practical exams.