Sports Massage at Spinavita
A deep massage does so much more than just relax your muscles. It can stimulate circulation, increase lymph flow, and help relieve pain. That means whilst it’s great for sports people, anyone can benefit from the professional touch. Even if you’re just a bit stiff from gardening, it will make a real difference.
Sports massage is the perfect way to keep your muscles flexible and full of vitality, especially after an injury. It’s also brilliant at helping to reduce swelling and bruising, speed up the healing process or just keep you in tip-top condition.
So whether you want to warm up your muscles before a sporting event, speed up recovery post event or after an injury, or just treat yourself to a regular session to keep everything feeling good, we’re here to help.
Contact us today to find out more about our sports massage or to book an appointment.
Anna is fantastic and extremely thorough. Her experience and knowledge are excellent.”
Anna and her team treat everyone as an individual and are extremely caring.”
Jess is just super friendly and a young modern person with empathy for your lifestyle/needs.”
Jess is fantastic. She has sorted my shoulder issues and given me set of exercise to prevent injury in the future. All the other employees I came in contact with always have been very helpful and super professional.”
The friendliness of the whole team is fantastic. Really pleased with the whole set up.”
The clinic itself is easily located and welcoming, clean and tidy. Acupuncture included in the treatment is good.”
There have been times when I could hardly walk because I was in so much pain. After treatment I have been able to walk and move much more freely.”
My chiropractor has been excellent in helping me through a really bad time . Giving me time and explanation, patience and caring.”
I am really happy with the service offered. The team is really dynamic, friendly and easy to talk to. I am happy to recommend the practice to anybody.”
Meet our sports massage therapist
To broaden his knowledge and skills George regularly attends courses; this has included Dry Needling (a form of acupuncture), Rock Blades (an instrument assisted form of muscular and fascial treatment), Laser Therapy and a Fundamental Strength and Conditioning Course. Recently George has started practising yoga, which has helped develop his own mobility and flexibility. Seeing how this would also help his clients he has embarked on a Clinical Yoga Course.