Offering mobile and clinic based sports, swedish and hot stone massage. 30, 60 and 90 minute sessions available.
Sports massage is a rigorous deep soft tissue massage, designed for active people and sports people, but suitable for almost anyone. You certainly don’t need to be an athlete to benefit! It aims to relieve the muscular stiffness and tension that many of us experience, either as a result of exercise or simply our everyday lives.
The Federation of Holistic Therapists (FHT) is the UK’s largest professional association for therapists, ensuring high standards in therapy education and practice.
Hannah is a fully insured member, so you can book with confidence.
Sports massage is the use of specific therapy techniques in an athletic context to improve recovery time, enhance performance and reduce the risk of injury. This is accomplished using...
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This is a gentle treatment, with relaxation as the goal. Taking 30 or 60 minutes, this massage should leave you relaxed and de-stressed.
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This is a fantastically relaxing treatment, which uses hot and if desired cold stones to work into the muscles. It's a gentler treatment than a conventional sports massage, but is...
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Feels so much better - my shoulders actually move now! Also can feel that my pelvis is much more level now. Pressure was great throughout and Hannah did keep checking it was all ok.JLW
| >Day of the week | Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | AM - PM |
| Wednesday | AM - PM |
| Thursday | AM - PM |
| Friday | Please call |
| Saturday | AM - PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Almost anyone! Sports massage is not only for sports people. It can also help if you find yourself stiff after sitting for long periods at a desk, or conversely if you have a physically demanding job. You may find a massage beneficial if you have trouble sleeping. Or perhaps you simply suffer from general aches and pains? Sports massage could help you too.
Sports massage is a deep tissue massage, and as such there can be moments during the treatment that may be uncomfortable. But overall, the experience should be a pleasant one. As a therapist, I will always check in with you to make sure that you are happy with the pressure that I am applying. I prefer not to work at a level of pain beyond 7 out of 10 at the most and for the majority of your treatment we will be working at a much lower level - it is important that the client is still able to relax, as massaging tense muscles is no fun for anyone, and brings limited benefits. Your treatment is centred around you and your needs as an individual - so I will always work to your level of comfort.
No problem. Why not get in touch to book a relaxation focussed swedish or hot stone massage instead? These treatments use minimal or no deep tissue techniques, and instead focus on your relaxation.
I am qualified to level 3, so cannot currently work with active injuries. An injury is a problem caused by trauma, characterised by an inflammatory response (pain, heat, swelling), and may have an external or internal cause. If these apply to your problem, you will need to seek out the opinion of a physiotherapist or a level 4 qualified sports massage therapist.
However, I can work with dysfunction, which is often closely linked to injury. These are aches and pains, with no heat, redness or swelling present, and have no pathological cause (such a traumatic event, like a fall). Causes of dysfunction may include:
The presence of an old, healed injury can lead to dysfunction - which is something I can help with.
I am based in a small village near to Attleborough, and provide mobile sports massage services in the local area. I also offer appointments from a treatment room in Diss town centre.
I offer mobile massage services within approximately a 15 mile radius of Kenninghall, Norfolk.
If you live outside of this area please get in touch to discuss your requirements, as I may still be able to visit you (mileage charge may apply).
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