Abstract: An adjustable kinetic stabilization instrument having a balance platform which provides rotational and linear movement in two axis versus a shift in center of gravity relative to its geometric center. The adjustable kinetic stabilization instrument is used by physical therapists and physical trainers to help improve or revive a person's sense of kinesthesia when a person stands on the platform. The adjustable kinetic stabilization instrument has a plurality of eyelets into which the pivotable pedestal supports may be placed in order to make the platform more or less sensitive to the center of gravity offset caused by the person using the instrument.