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Sports & Structural Rebalance Massage
This advanced treatment combines sports massage with structural rebalancing — a specialist approach that goes deeper than conventional massage to address the root cause of pain and restricted movement. Where the body holds long-term tension, poor posture or compensation patterns built up over years, structural rebalancing works to correct muscular imbalances, realign the body's framework and restore efficient, pain-free movement. Particularly effective for chronic pain, recurring injuries, postural problems and anyone who hasn't found lasting relief elsewhere. This is not just a massage — it's a structured approach to how your body moves and feels.
Please bring or wear gym shorts or leggings and a bra top to your appointment.
45 min + 10 min consultation — £60 — Book Now
60 min + 10 min consultation — £70 — Book Now
90 min + 10 min consultation — £105 — Book Now
Follow Up Treatment Pricing: 45min = £50 / 60min = £60 / 90min = £95
Frequently Asked Questions
How is this different from a regular sports massage?
Sports massage focuses on recovery and soft tissue work. Structural rebalancing goes further — assessing and correcting the underlying postural and movement patterns that cause recurring pain and tension in the first place.
Who is this treatment best suited to?
People with chronic pain, recurring injuries, long-term postural problems, or those who have tried other treatments without lasting results. It is also excellent for anyone wanting to move more freely and efficiently.
How many sessions will I need?
This varies depending on how long-standing the issue is. Your therapist will assess you in the first session and give you a realistic picture of what to expect.
Will I need to participate actively during the treatment?
Yes — unlike a standard massage where you simply relax, structural rebalancing may involve some gentle movement, stretching and active engagement of certain muscles during the session.
What should I wear?
Please bring or wear gym shorts or leggings and a bra top so your therapist can properly assess and work with your posture and movement.