For Sports Rehabilitation - You should wear loose sports clothing and appropriate clothing to allow the Therapist to assess your injury i.e wear shorts if you have a lower leg injury.

For Sports Massage - You will be require to wear shorts and t-shirt

For Personal Training - You will need to wear comfortable sports clothes and trainers. Bring along a water bottle and a small towel.

You can park outside the premises on the main road.

No. The clinic/studio is private so no referral is required to book.

Yes we do provide Gift cards for all our services, these are a great idea for any sports enthusiast and are valid for 12 months. You will have to call or e-mail to arrange and then an electronic gift voucher will be sent.

You can book all of our services online through the treatment page we accept all major Debit/Credit cards, PayPal or you can pay cash upon arriving.

Both Physiotherapists and Sports Therapists hold a degree level qualification. You will often find a Physiotherapist in a hospital setting and a Sports Therapist working with various elite sport teams.

The major difference between a Physiotherapist and a Sports Therapist is that a Sports Therapist is specifically trained to return you to a sport or an active lifestyle.

Unfortunately there is no specific customer toilet, the household toilet can be used if requested.

Yes, we ask that you give at least 24 hours notice to cancel your appointment, otherwise you may be charged.