Sports massage for athletes and active people
Hands-on soft-tissue treatment from the clinic's massage therapists, in Manchester.
Sports remedial massage and deep tissue massage therapy
Sports massage / Deep Tissue Massage techniques used by physiotherapists promote muscle repair to help reduce swelling and ease the pain and massage increases blood flow and nutrient delivery to your muscles.
Sports massage / Deep Tissue Massage can help improve muscle function and speeds up recovery. After a few sessions, you'll be able to work out harder for longer periods without experiencing such issues.
During an examination your Massage Therapist will assess the joints, muscles and/or nerves that are causing the problems. Should an X-Ray / MRI Scan be required, further details can be provided along with block session packages.
What your therapist may use
Our therapists use a range of techniques to address soft-tissue problems, selected from what the examination finds.
Joint Mobilisations
Manual Therapy / IASTM
Lymphatic Drainage Techniques
Active Release Techniques
Trigger Point Therapy
Ergonomic Education
Self Management Advice
Sports massage / deep tissue
Our fees include a discounted first appointment and reduced rates for follow-up sessions.
60-minute appointment with deep tissue and sports massage.
- Full injury assessment before treatment begins
- A personalised recovery plan to take home
- Practical advice to reduce injury risk
The same price as your first visit.
Available on request with a valid student card.
Discount treatment packages are recommended — please enquire.
What sports massage is used for
- Reduced delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS)
- Decrease pain
- Increase range of movement
- Increase muscle flexibility
- Improved recovery
- Maximise performance
- Reduce the chance of injury
All treatments provided are focused to improve your physical health. Our team of specialists from MY Sports Injury in Manchester will tailor a custom plan for you based on your individual goals.
Sports massage, answered
What does a sports massage session involve?
A session begins with an assessment of the joints, muscles and/or nerves contributing to your issue, followed by hands-on work using techniques such as joint mobilisations, manual therapy, IASTM, lymphatic drainage, active release and trigger point therapy, plus ergonomic education and self-management advice.
How much does a sports massage cost?
New patients pay £80 for a 60-minute first appointment, usually £100. Follow-up sessions are the same price. Students get 20% off with a valid card, and discount packages are available on enquiry.
Do I need a referral for sports massage?
You do not need a referral to book a sports massage. Call 0161 243 1168 or use the online booking system to book your first appointment, where the therapist will assess your needs and plan treatment.
What techniques are used?
Joint mobilisations, manual therapy including IASTM, lymphatic drainage techniques, active release techniques, trigger point therapy, ergonomic education and self-management advice. These are selected from the initial assessment of the joints, muscles and/or nerves involved.
Can I combine it with other clinic services?
Yes. Sports massage can be combined with physiotherapy, specialist physiotherapy for chronic back and neck pain, and the MSI Full Body Reset, which brings together acupuncture, cupping and manual therapy. Discount packages are available on enquiry.
How do I book an appointment?
Book online, or call the clinic on 0161 243 1168. Your first visit is a 60-minute new patient appointment. Follow-up sessions are the same price, and students can apply a 20% discount.
Other treatments at the clinic
If sports massage is not quite what you need, these are the other routes in.