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Member of the Society of Sports Therapist & Sports Massage Association
Society of Sports Therapist and Sports Massage Association member Scott Langston graduated from University of Chichester with a B.Sc (HONS) in Sports Therapy in 2006. Scott is highly skilled with experience and knowledge from sports therapy clinics, physiotherapy centers, the Boscombe Chiropractor College and Chiropractic practices, the Royal Bournemouth Hospital and other health professionals in Poole and Bournemouth.
Benefits of Sports Massage
There are many benefits of Sports Massage. Sports massage can be used to achieve a number of physiological responses and be used for different purposes.
- Deep Sports Massage can able the removal of waste products and fluid from muscle.
- Sports Massage encourages the increase of blood flow to muscle delivering oxygen and nutrients more readily increasing recovery and healing time.
- Sports Massage encourages stretching of soft tissue such as muscle relieving tightness and tension.
- Sports Massage help to align healing tissue and reduce the risk of adhesions.
- Friction massage can be used on muscle, ligaments and tendon to promote healing and reductions in scar tissue.
- Sports Massage can be used for the removal or reduction in Myofascial Trigger Points referred to as 'knots' in the muscle.