What is sports therapy?

Sports therapists give advice to sport and exercise participants on how to train and compete safely, as well as treat injuries and assist with rehabilitation. Their aim is to prevent injuries and to help those who are injured to return to full fitness.


What does sports therapy involve?

Sports massage

Management, manipulation and rehabilitation of soft tissues of the body including muscles, ligaments and tendons. Sports massage can help relieve muscle tension and pain, prevent injury, speed injury recovery, reduce soreness after sporting activity and enhance performance as part of your training regime.

Exercise prescription

Working with you (and your coaches/trainers) to implement exercise, conditioning, core stability and injury prevention programmes, tailored to your training needs, corrective requirements and environment.

Injury guidance

Advice on how to prevent, treat and manage injuries when training and competing, including liaising with other health professionals in the sports sector and in mainstream medicine.

Rehabilitation advice

Support and advice post-injury to ensure full rehabilitation and to avoid re-injury, including work on restoring strength, range of movement and balance.

How can Sarah help?

  • Prevent muscle and tendon injury
  • Reduce pain and stresses/strains on your joints
  • Enhance recovery and ability to train or perform with improved soft tissue performance
  • Pre-event: assist in preparing you for an event, ensure muscle fibres are at optimal length and aid in calming nervous tension
  • Mid-event: aid recovery and prevent injury whilst preparing for next event/match
  • Post-event: aid recovery and ensure that ongoing training is not compromised
  • Maintenance: ongoing treatment to help prevent or manage chronic injuries, and address ongoing postural/repetitive issues
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