I have worked as a mobile sports masseur since September 1995 both in conjunction with other healthcare professionals and alone, providing a mobile service.

During my career I have working in many different arenas from an osteopath clinic to backstage TV, to music concerts and premiership football clubs, to name but a few.  These days I work entirely on the public giving treatments in peoples’ homes.

I originally got into Sports Massage due to competing in sport at the time, but found injury treatment hit and miss at best.  These days I aim to help people as much as possible and at a reasonable price, as I really don’t think that getting treatment should be extortionate in cost – my aim is to help as many people as I possibly can, as much as I can.

In order to aid this, I carry out 20 hours of CPD (continuing professional development) every year, the association I belong to stipulate this so that you don’t stagnate and become stale on techniques and up to date information.  At least one day of the CPD is at a hands on course (albeit these are getting harder to find).  This new or reinforced information and/or techniques are then put into practise straightaway.