Sheffield Therapy Centre - Massage Therapy

Remedial / Sports Massage & Sports Therapy - Sheffield

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Sports therapy involves understanding the principles of fitness and athletic training, injury rehabilitation and related therapeutic applications. Practically it involves appropriate physical assessment, fitness testing, massage therapy, electrical and thermal therapy, taping and strapping, fitness training, remedial exercise and all related advice.  James Marvin is our Sports Massage Therapist is voluntarily regulated and registered with the Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council (CNHC) www.cnhc.org.uk As stated, this is completely voluntary showing our professionalism and dedication to integrity and patient safety. 

 

James has many years experience in sports massage therapy.  He has a BSc Hons Sports Science (Sports Performance) for which he studied full-time for 3 years at Liverpool John Moores.  You can therefore rest assured that you are in safe hands by choosing Sheffield Therapy Centre for your sports massage therapy.

Price £35 for a one hour appointment.

 

 

 

Our Sports Massage Therapist will provide a deep tissue massage that will be tailored to your needs and help prepare and recover fromSheffield Sports Massage training and/or competitions.  In addition to our clinic patients we also provide Sports Massage for Events in and around Sheffield and England.

 

We help people from both sporting and non-sporting backgrounds. The methods used can have a rehabilitative and preventative benefit using techniques of massage and exercise recommendation following a comprehensive assessment and professional consultation.  Please check out our testimonials to see some of James’ impressive sports therapy and massage successes.

 

What are the main objectives of sports therapy?

The various objectives of sports therapy may include:

  • improving sports performance;
  • improving strength, power, flexibility, co-ordination and endurance;
  • improving recovery from training and competition;
  • identification of individual strengths and weaknesses;
  • improving posture, body contours, body awareness and well-being;
  • helping prevent injury;
  • treatment and rehabilitation of injury;
  • improving functional fitness.