Massage helps to manage, manipulate and rehabilitate the body’s soft tissue, including muscles, tendons and ligaments.

Who can benefit?

If you enjoy an active lifestyle, or suffer from general aches and pains, then massage is something that can really help. It can help to ease muscular complaints by removing waste products, such as lactic acid, that naturally build up in the muscles post exercise or activity.

Massage is not just something that benefits athletes and sports people. It can also help with many other types of muscle soreness, such as neck ache from desk posture, or back ache from manual labour.

Better sleep

Massage targets trigger points by stretching out tight muscles, reducing tension and releasing endorphins (happy chemicals). This helps to relieve stress within the body, promoting better sleep.

Improved range of movement

It helps to improve your range of joint movement. It relaxes the muscles by reducing tension, allowing them to move more freely and easily.

Decrease muscle spasms

Muscle spasms can be caused by tension in the muscles, as well as by dehydration or high levels of stress. Massage can relieve spasms by stretching out tight muscles and targeting trigger points.

Improved relaxation

It helps to stimulate the bodies natural production of endorphins, reducing stress levels and promoting both physical and mental relaxation.

Less chance of muscular injury

By reducing muscle tension, massage helps to increase flexibility, reducing the chances of muscles being strained or torn during exercise or activity.

If you feel you would benefit from massage treatment, why not speak to one of our friendly therapists? Just click below to request a callback from a member of our team to find out more!