Sports Massage
Deep Tissue Massage Myofascial Release
Swedish / Holistic
Thai
Assisted Stretch
Reflexology
Dry Needling

Sports Massage by
Chris Wilson

 
 
When I started Sports Massage 23 years ago, the goals were simple, to help athletes in their competition preparation, to aid their recovery post completion / heavy training loads and to address small niggles before they became injuries. The client was able to return or continue training / competition sooner and hopefully remain injury free.

This fundamentally hasn’t changed, but the ‘toolbox’ I use has never stopped growing, new techniques, new theory, new tools, when you come to Bodylab, after a brief verbal assessment Chris will assess, test, palpate and then choose techniques to achieve the desired change in tissue

You could have a Sports Massage daily, we suggest every 4 weeks is a good protocol to follow, most training plans follow a 3 week build one week recovery process. So a massage in the recovery week is an ideal reward for that hard work and leaves you feeling ready to go again. With injuries / niggles, a few more frequent visits maybe required to treat the injury and progress rehabilitation exercises.

Sports Massage is suitable for most people, you don’t have to be an elite athlete, indeed many clients are leisure runners, who not only benefit from Chris’s treatments, but his knowledge about training and mentoring to help them achieve the challenge they have set themselves..

Bodylab Sports Massage – a blend of Soft Tissue, Myofascial, Deep Tissue, Stretch, Tool Assisted and Movement Bodywork

30 / 60 / 90 Minute sessions available.

Therapies include; Deep Tissue Massage Swedish, Remedial Massage Myofascial Body reading and Treatment Thai Massage Reflexology Chair Massage Dry Needling Neuromuscular Positional Release Tool Assisted Treatment Foam Rolling Trigger point Muscle Energy Tool Assisted Massage Ultrasound Assisted Stretching

Bodywork & Therapies

Chris started learning massage in 1998.  Learning Swedish Massage, then Sports Massage and Sport Injury Therapy.  

Since then, he has studied multiple therapies and techniques.

 His method of treating, encompasses many of these techniques, observing the reaction / change of the tissue he is treating and choosing the technique which achieves the desired effect.

 

Therapies include;

Deep Tissue Massage

Swedish, Remedial Massage

Myofascial Body reading and Treatment

Thai Massage

Reflexology

Chair Massage

 

Techniques

Dry Needling

Neuromuscular

Positional Release 

Tool Assisted Treatment

Foam Rolling

Trigger point 

Muscle Energy

Tool Assisted Massage

Ultrasound

Assisted Stretching

Things to know

What to bring

Discounts

Nutrition and meals

Cancellation policy

Program schedule

Drop-off and pick-up