Whether you’re an athlete pushing your limits, someone recovering from injury, or just seeking to get rid of tension and improve movement, the team at Bexleyheath Sports Massage Therapy has you covered.

Your session starts with a consultation where your needs, history, and goals are assessed. From there, the therapist uses techniques like deep tissue massage, myofascial release, soft tissue mobilization, and stretching to relieve pain, restore function, and enhance mobility.

Expect a hands-on, outcome-driven session that not only feels good in the moment but supports longer-term recovery and performance.

What We Offer

1. 30 Minutes Deep Tissue/Sports Massage

2. One Hour Deep Tissue/Sports Massage

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Expert sports massage, deep tissue & myofascial release tailored to your body

Personalized treatment designed for performance, injury recovery, or tension relief

Includes stretching & soft tissue techniques for better mobility

Delivered by a qualified sports massage therapist in Bexleyheath

• Includes:

  • Consultation
  • Sports / Deep Tissue Massage
  • Myofascial Release & Stretching as needed
  • Optional upgrades or extended sessions may be available at the clinic’s discretion.

• Why You’ll Love It

  • Professional, personalized approach—not one-size-fits-all
  • Helps with recovery, performance, injury prevention, and posture
  • Feel freer, looser, and more in control of your body
  • Even non-athletes benefit — this is for anyone with muscle tension, aches, or stiffness

• Must be 18+.

• Not suitable for those with certain medical conditions—please disclose any health issues.

Why You Should Grab The Offer

Located in Bexleyheath, this practice specializes in sports, deep tissue, myofascial, and soft tissue therapies. Their approach is grounded in assessment, personalization, and co-creating treatment based on your goals—whether that’s getting back from injury, boosting performance, or simply feeling looser and less tense.

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