Clinical Sports and Remedial Massage Therapy.
Assessing, treating and rehabilitating soft tissues
conditions caused by injury, sport, lifestyle
stress, illness and posture.
A combination of massage, neuromuscular/muscle energy techniques, and soft tissue release that targets your muscles, tendons, ligaments, and fascia which may have become compromised for many reasons resulting in pain and dysfunction. Specialised treatments will improve range of motion, balance, flexibility, power and advice on rehabilitation to improve performance and function in sport and everyday life.
Provides runners with essential information about their running style. It is a particularly valuable tool for those runners, at whatever level, who suffer with repeat injuries. Gait is assessed, as well as functional strength, and drills and focused rehabilitation is given to help fine tune running technique and address any muscle imbalances.
Promotes healthy soft tissues for optimal performance pre and post event. Sports massage is widely recognised as an essential addition to any training programme. It enables the athlete to increase the quantity and quality of their training and can catch niggles before they develop into an injury.
Sometimes referred to as Sports and Remedial Massage Therapy, Soft Tissue Therapy is a type of treatment that works with the soft tissues of the body – the muscles, fascia, ligaments and connective tissue.
Soft Tissue Therapy helps alleviate and correct the body aches & pains, injuries and trauma from sport, work or life. With my Level 5 qualification I can help in assessment, treatment, recovery and rehabilitation & prevention of further injury to the soft tissue.
For more information about my sports massage in Chippenham, & Corsham, please get in touch.
After several months of a niggling calf injury, and no sign of it going away, my wife suggesting seeing Anna. I have no idea exactly how it worked, but the one massage, and the warm up tips that she gave, have completely done away with both the pain and the nagging ache that I used to get each time I ran. Could not recommend thetreatmentrooms highly enough
Anna was my last hope to relieve the pain of my arthritis and a previous slipped disk resulting in muscle spasms in my lower back. After a few treatments with Anna, I was a different person. The pain subsided & running was something I could contemplate again. Anna has “magic hands”, and puts you at ease straight away so that you can really communicate how you’re feeling which helps her to figure out what’s wrong and get you on the road to recovery.
June 15 I dislocated my ankle and broke my lower leg whilst hill walking; Anna’s been focusing on my ankle and general leg and back issues. I’ve found her treatments to be excellent and very thorough. My flexibility has really improved and I have been able to run, and now triathlons. I found that her background in running and triathlon really helped her to relate both to the injuries and what I was trying to achieve regarding my longer-term rehab.
Anna’s great! After months of pain and not able to run, Anna has got me back on the road, can’t recommend her enough!
I’ve been using the treatment rooms regularly to assist me with my running injuries and other niggles. Anna is extremely professional and friendly. After a thorough consultation, Anna goes to work to fix me and has given me advise/exercises to assist my recovery. Highly recommended.
I had a fantastic treatment from Anna. She located some tight spots and knots, and my back and shoulders feel much more relaxed now. Very friendly and professional. Highly recommended!
Anna Gardiner is a Level 5 Soft Tissue Therapist in Chippenham, qualified at the highest level of Sports & Remedial Massage Therapy. A keen runner and triathlete, Anna treats people from all walks of life, as well as those involved in sport at all levels of competition, from beginners to those competing nationally.
Anna is a freelance writer and copywriter (https://anna-gardiner.co.uk/) with a strong interest in health, fitness, conservation, people, cake and coffee – not necessarily in that order..
Here’s a link to my latest published article, Boost Your Ride that will appear in the July copy of Cycling Plus magazine. https://thetreatmentrooms.info/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/CYP_419_p106-111_boostF1-1.pdf
I’ve recently had a new article published on Bikeradar.com called ‘Women’s health and cycling: common injuries, hormonal changes and nutritional needs explained’. You can read the article free of charge by visiting this link: https://www.bikeradar.com/advice/health/womens-cycling-injuries-and-health
CrossFit Monarch Borough Parade in Wiltshire is doing all it can to break down the misconceptions CrossFit has by running hugely popular classes that accommodate everyone, no matter age and ability. Here’s a link to an article that I’ve recently had published in Reader’s Digest titled ‘How to do CrossFit (and love it!) if you’re over…
If you’ve embraced the idea of foam rolling, then you need to get a foam roller. And although the effects of rolling are largely similar with different rollers, they come in many shapes and sizes. Here’s an article I contributed towards for coachweb.com where we look at the best foam rollers available in 2023. https://www.coachweb.com/gear/7606/the-best-foam-rollers?searchTerm=abc…
