You've come to the right place. We specialise in Sports Massage in Cambridge! We have a clinic in Central Cambridge offering expert Sports Massage appts. With over 21yrs combined Sports Massage & Rehab experience, the team at HeadStart have dealt with all injuries from back & neck pain to RSI & work-related pain. We've been dealing with sports injuries in Cambridge successfully for years, helping athletes get back to play and hit PB's. If you're in pain or injured then our Sports Massage and Sports Injury Clinic in Cambridge can help.
Sports Massage in Cambridge...How do we help?
We offer expert Sports Massage, we listen, we use years of experience and thousands of hours in clinic to identify the cause of pain; help improve symptoms, educate patients on why they're in pain and how to successfully manage their symptoms through rehab and self-treatment techniques.
At HeadStart Clinics you receive a full and thorough assessment, we take a complete medical history including any previous treatment you’ve received. When our therapist has completed their examination they will discuss your treatment plan.
…here’s the important bit
One size does not fit all
Every treatment plan for patients coming through our Clinic is unique to you. One size does not fit all. You may require a series of Strength & Conditioning sessions before any therapy begins. Or the level of pain dictates that techniques like MET and trigger point therapy are the first part of treatment, either way its your goals that drive our treatment.
We want to know 'why' you're in pain, its not about just treating the symptoms, we want to cure the problem. That way you can get the treatment you deserve.
What is Sports Massage?
Sports massage is deep tissue massage and other hands on techniques to help stretch & mobilise your body and reduce pain. We use a range of techniques at the clinic from traditional deep tissue massage to trigger point therapy, stretching and taping.
Often associated with professional athletes, sports massage benefits many other people too. So, whether you’re preparing for a sports event, injured from exercise or sore from the stresses of everyday life, sports massage releases and loosens your muscles. Basically sports massage helps you and your body feel looser, less stressed and ready for action – whether that’s on the track, in the gym or at the office.
I went to Vicki for a variety of issues. Most notable was a long term problem I had with my elbow joint. After some trouble shooting, and a couple sessions, Vicki was able to resolve the issue permanently! I haven't needed to get it checked out since (going on... Read more
Barclay Keay
- US Army Infantry
“I’ve seen a lot of physiotherapists in my life but this one is clearly one of the best I’ve ever been to. Unlike many therapists who just apply some sort of standard treatment program to every patient and expect it to work, Vicki is great in tweaking her approach... Read more
Ulrike Bauer
- Scientist
Outstanding in holistic rehabilitation and physical maintenance Read more
Phill Hall
- Regional Sales Manager
I went to Vicki after being unsure of advice from a previous physio. She was very thorough and took a pragmatic approach to my situation. I've no idea how my injury was going to pan out had I simpy left things but I am pretty certain the treatment I... Read more
James Heslam
“Vicki saw me when the NHS were unable to provide what I needed to rehabilitate a broken arm. After one session with her I had back the use of my hand, this progressed to helping me achieve the most basic needs – holding a fork and being able to... Read more
Fact: It is estimated that between 35-43% of the UK population is estimated to suffer from chronic pain, that’s 28 million people. It accounts for 40% of time off … Read More
Massage for Elbow Pain?! What is Elbow Pain? Mild Elbow Pain is very common – but sharp, severe pain less so. It can range from a dull ache to sharp, … Read More
Massage for Neck Pain?! What is Neck Pain? Mild Ankle or Foot Pain is very common – but sharp, severe pain less so. It can range from a dull ache … Read More
Massage for Ankle & Foot Pain?! What is Ankle & Foot Pain? Mild Ankle or Foot Pain is very common – but sharp, severe pain less so. It can range … Read More
Massage for Knee Pain?! What is Knee Pain? Knee pain is very common – typically it presents as pain anywhere around or in the knee. It can range from a … Read More
Trigger Point Massage What are Trigger Points? Trigger points are localised areas of tender, tight muscle (like knots!) that can cause muscle tension or referral pain. Pain can either … Read More
