Sports Massage Stratford E15 E20

Looking for a nearby massage centre for Sports Massage in Stratford E15, near The Olympic Village? Just seven minutes from Stratford Underground and Overground station! Ideal for Stratford E15 and Olympic Park E20 Residents in the busy Stratford E15 area of London.

Directions from Stratford Station E15 for our Stratford Massage clinic

Overground – Just four stops from Canary Wharf, E14 underground station to Stratford underground station.

Underground – Just one stop from Leyton, E10 underground station to Stratford underground station

Address – 33 Penny Brookes Street, New Garden Quarter, London, E15 1GP

Stratford Center side

• When exiting station you will see the Stratford Centre turn left and walk up Great Eastern Road
• Take a left at the A112 and then take a left at Penny Brookes Street

Westfield side

• When exiting station you will see Westfield on your left (with M&S and Pret)
• Take a right and walk up Montficher Road
• Take a right onto Penny Brookes Street

Our Clinic in Stratford E15, near The Olympic Village can provide Sports massage which can help your muscles relax, recover and regenerate to reduce your pain and restore function to your body. Sports massage can help in reducing fatigue, alleviate swelling, reduce muscle tension, promote flexibility, prevent injuries and prepare you for optimal performance.

Sports massage can also help with postural aches & pains; work related achey upper back pain and shoulder pain,  stiff neck & lower back, Sports injuries, accident injuries; muscle/ tendon strains, ligament sprains, Maintenance & recovery; prevention of injuries, post travel (recover from static posture), maintain healthy tissues, relaxation, Sporting event; pre-event massage (maximise muscle potential), post-event (optimal tissue recovery).

You can gain significant health and performance benefits from regular sports massage therapy. Sports massage therapy is a form of massage therapy that helps athletes avoid or recover from sports-related injuries, and typically utilises more vigorous forms of massage to facilitate muscle healing or relaxation. Massage therapy should be performed before and after a competition to prevent injuries and loss of mobility.

Physical Benefits – If you are frequently engaged in sports where physical contact and bruising, such as rugby, hockey and football, Sports Massage therapy can have physical benefits. Running and cycling place considerable strain on your musculoskeletal system. Sports massage therapy can help!

• Reduced tension in the fascia
• Reduction in scar tissue
• Clearing of harmful metabolic byproducts
• Improved blood flow
• Improved delivery of nutrients to your muscles
• Improved tissue elasticity
• Relieve stress on joints, ligaments, tendons and muscles

Physiological Benefits – Pain reduction and relaxation are the two main physiological benefits from Massage therapy. Also helping you keep healthy and competitive in your chosen sport.