Pre-race preparation, injury recovery and training support for runners across New Malden and South West London.
Running & Massage
Running is one of the best things you can do for your body โ and one of the most demanding. Whether you're training for your first 5K or preparing for a marathon, the repetitive nature of running creates specific patterns of tension, imbalance and injury risk that build up over time.
Every stride places significant load through your calves, hamstrings, hip flexors, IT band and lower back. Over the course of a training block, this accumulates. Muscles tighten, movement patterns shift, and the body starts compensating โ which is where most running injuries come from.
Sports massage addresses these imbalances directly. It releases the tension that builds up between sessions, restores proper movement patterns and reduces the risk of overuse injuries that derail training blocks.
Book a SessionHow Nick Helps Runners
Reduce muscle tension and improve range of movement before a big event. A well-timed pre-race session can make a real difference to how you feel on the start line.
Flush out fatigue, reduce soreness and speed up your return to training after a race. Particularly valuable after marathons and half marathons.
IT band syndrome, shin splints, calf strains, hamstring tightness and plantar fasciitis โ common running injuries treated properly, not just managed.
Regular treatment throughout your training keeps your body performing consistently and reduces the chance of the overuse injuries that derail plans.
What Runners Say
"Having been in tears thinking my Copenhagen Marathon was over with a calf injury four weeks out, Nick was incredibly thorough and knew exactly what he was doing. I was able to make it to the start line and finished in 3 hours 6 minutes. I now look forward to Nick helping me with prevention rather than cure."
"Nick helped me cross the London Marathon finish line happy and injury-free. He gave tailored massage therapy to support my performance, recovery and overall alignment โ and even messaged to wish me luck on race day."
When to Book
The best time to start sports massage is as a regular part of your training โ not just when something goes wrong. But if you're already dealing with tightness, pain or a niggle that's affecting your running, the sooner you come in, the faster it gets resolved.
New clients text "Intro" for a first 60-minute session at ยฃ70. 90-minute sessions recommended for runners.