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Sports Massage for Sports Clubs & Events

Sports massage for Clubs 

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Having worked with and within a number of sports clubs I understand when the the application of treatment can be most beneficial to a sports club and athletes themselves.  â€‹


Regular treatment as part of a training programme is beneficial in maximising performance, preventing delayed onset of muscle soreness, maintaining healthy muscles and preventing injury.​


Massage treatment can be beneficial when applied post-injury to promote healing, reduce pain and improve recovery. In combination with mobilisation and the application of Kinesiology tape, an athlete can return to sport as soon as possible.

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The benefits of organising regular treatments for a sports club include:


  • Reduced risk of injury

  • Reduced delayed onset of muscle soreness

  • Maximise performance

  • Increased flexibility

  • Reduced tension

  • Reduced pain

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Sports Massage for Events 


Working with event organisers across the country to provide pre and post event massage treatments for:


  • Club Tournaments

  • Charity Events (runs etc) 

  • Festivals/ shows (fitness, dance etc) 

  • Endurance events 


Pre-event massage includes the application of quick and stimulating massage strokes which can be used to prepare muscle prior to activity. Pre-event massage can also help reduce the risk of injury, maximise performance and provide time for mental preparation prior to an event or competition.

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Post-event massage includes the application of slower massage techniques which can help prevent delayed onset of muscle soreness and improve healing and recovery. Post-event massage can also improve blood circulation which can increase the presence of nutrients such as calcium and iron being available to the worked muscles.

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This package is provided onsite in your club or event, please contact for pricing and availability.  

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