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The Physical Therapy Clinic

Service

Sports & Remedial Massage

Reduce tension, speed recovery, and move better – ideal as part of an ongoing performance or desk-worker plan.

Sports massage is a deep form of soft tissue work appropriate to all. Receiving a sports massage on a regular basis can help with injury prevention, aid in increasing joint flexibility, reduce pain and inflammation from overuse during physical activity and promote a faster recovery following injury.

Remedial massage is a form of massage that treats problem areas such as tension, restriction in movement and tightness of a muscle, using knot release and firm pressure, helping conditions of the body to return to normal health after injury.

Sports massage and remedial massage help to speed up recovery and encourage more complete healing in strains, sprains, any injury where the skin is intact, repetitive strain injury, back pain, damaged cells, scar tissue and adhesions left after injury.

If you are already a patient here, Alethea will liaise with our physios to make sure she understands your problem. Or if you simply come in for a massage she will ensure she has a good understanding of what is needed and will provide a comprehensive, professional sports massage.

This is very important to The Physical Therapy Clinic and we will look at the 'whole' person – taking into account previous medical history, work and lifestyle – before devising a treatment programme that is tailored to an individual's needs.

Common questions

Sports & Remedial Massage: your questions answered

What is the difference between sports massage and remedial massage?+

Sports massage is deep soft-tissue work that helps recovery, flexibility and injury prevention. Remedial massage targets specific problem areas such as tension, tightness and restricted movement, often after injury.

How much does a sports massage cost?+

A 30-minute session is £38 and a 60-minute session is £62.

Do I need to be an athlete to have a sports massage?+

No. Sports massage is appropriate for everyone, whatever your level of activity.

Can I see a physiotherapist and have a massage at the same clinic?+

Yes. If you are already a patient, our massage therapist will liaise with our physiotherapists so treatment fits together.