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INJURY REHABILITATION

Rehabilitation, or rehab, Is the process that seeks to overcome the physical effects of injury or illness and improve function mobility and quality of life. The type of rehab that you may undergo depends on your injury and goals. Very simply, Sports injury rehabilitation takes you from an injured state to the prior level of health and fitness. The difference between people that recover and people that don’t, is the work that you’re willing to put in based on the advice from your therapist.

So, whatever your rehab needs get in contact and we can figure it out.

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Tel: 086 022 9952

We have a 24 hour cancellation policy. If you miss your appointment, or cancel with less than 24 hours notice and we are unable to reschedule your appointment time to another client, you will be charged the full price of the appointment.

YOUR TREATMENT

Sports Massage/ Deep Tissue Massage
Deep tissue massage; a style of massage that is designed with the deeper layers of muscles in mind. (it’s all in the name)

Injury Prevention
Rehabilitation, or rehab, is the process that seeks to overcome the physical effects of injury or illness and improve function mobility and quality of life.

Holistic Massage
This is a great way to relax and reward your body for the hard work you put it through and help keep tension at bay both mentally and physically.

The best thing to wear to physiotherapy is clothing that is comfortable and allows for a full range of movement.

Shorts or loose-fitting trousers are ideal. In some cases, three-quarter length leggings can also work well.

For women, a sports bra or crop top may be more comfortable than a regular bra. Again, it’s important that you feel comfortable so you can focus on your physiotherapy session.

As a general rule of thumb, it’s best to avoid wearing jewellery as this can get in the way or even cause injury during certain exercises.

Increase water intake. …
Take a warm bath or shower to keep your muscles and joints warm and flexible. …
Keep moving after your session! …
Follow your physiotherapists advice – It is given to you to help
you feel better and get you back to what you love doing!

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