Supreme Sports Therapy is based in New Malden (KT3 4AW), 2 minutes by train from Raynes Park on South Western Railway. BTEC Level 5 qualified, former David Lloyd Raynes Park tennis coach, 66 five-star reviews. First session £80.
Nick has been treating clients from Raynes Park for over 13 years from his private practice on Beverley Road, New Malden (KT3 4AW). Raynes Park is 2 minutes by train from New Malden on South Western Railway, making it the most convenient location on the network for clients travelling to the practice. He provides sports massage, deep tissue massage and remedial massage.
Nick has a particular connection with Raynes Park: he spent years coaching tennis at David Lloyd Raynes Park, treating members and developing a deep understanding of the physical demands placed on active people in this community. Whether you train at David Lloyd, run with the Raynes Park Harriers, use Cannon Hill Common, or work at a desk locally, the approach is the same. Find the actual cause, treat it properly, and make it last.
Before setting up Supreme Sports Therapy, Nick spent years coaching tennis at David Lloyd Raynes Park, working with club members, competitive players and fitness regulars. That background gives him a genuine understanding of the demands placed on Raynes Park's active population: the overuse patterns in the shoulder and elbow that come from racket sports, the lower back and knee issues common in gym-goers, and the cumulative tension that builds in anyone combining long training hours with a full working week.
Raynes Park Harriers is one of South West London's most active running clubs, and Cannon Hill Common is a popular route for local runners. Many Raynes Park clients come in managing training load alongside work demands, needing treatment that understands both sides of that equation.
New Malden is 2 minutes by train from Raynes Park on South Western Railway, and the practice is a short walk from New Malden station. It is the shortest journey time of any location Nick serves.
Lower back pain and hip tightness, particularly common in Raynes Park's large commuter and gym-going population. Treated at the cause.
IT band syndrome, plantar fasciitis, calf strains and hamstring tightness, especially for Raynes Park Harriers members and Cannon Hill Common runners.
Tennis elbow, shoulder and wrist complaints from tennis, padel and squash. Nick coached at David Lloyd Raynes Park and knows these injury patterns from the inside.
Neck pain, shoulder tension and tension headaches from desk work and daily commuting into London.
Knee, lower back and shoulder problems from consistent gym training and class-based fitness. See sports performance maintenance for treatment timed around a training block.
For chronic, deep-seated tension that lighter massage hasn't reached. Deep tissue massage works through the tissue layers to release tension at depth.
See all 16 conditions Nick treats.
Nick Monczakowski is a BTEC Level 5 qualified sports massage therapist with over 13 years of clinical experience. He coached tennis at David Lloyd Raynes Park for years before specialising in sports massage, giving him a direct understanding of how this community trains and where it breaks down.
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First session £80 (usually £100) · view all rates and packages
"I came in with tight hip flexors, which were quickly and efficiently relieved, allowing me to continue playing sports without any restrictions or physical limitations. He was also able to quickly pick up on other areas of my body that were tight and lacking optimal movement, that I wasn't aware of before coming in."
MaxSports client · Google Review"I'd been having a few issues with stiffness and general tiredness in my legs. After seeing Nick those aches and pains were long gone. Really nice guy and amazing knowledge in his work."
Charlie G.Tennis Coach · Google Review"Nick was recommended by a good friend and I couldn't have asked for a better service. He explained the plan in a very reassuring way. Will definitely be back."
GaryActive client · Google ReviewRead all 66 reviews on the reviews page.
New Malden is 2 minutes by train from Raynes Park on South Western Railway, with trains running every 15 to 30 minutes during the day. By car via the A238 it is typically 5 to 8 minutes. The practice is a short walk from New Malden station with free street parking on Beverley Road.
Yes, and Nick has a particular understanding of David Lloyd members, having coached tennis there for years before specialising in sports massage. He regularly treats members managing shoulder, elbow, knee and lower back issues from racket sports, gym training and class-based fitness. You do not need to be a David Lloyd member to book; the practice is open to all.
Sessions are 60 or 90 minutes. The 90-minute session is recommended for new clients and anyone with multiple areas of tension. Pricing is £100 for 60 minutes and £150 for 90 minutes, with new clients getting a first session at £80. Packages bring the per-session rate down for regular treatment. Full details on the rates page.
WhatsApp or call Nick directly on 07517 335358. Most people hear back within the hour. You can also book online through Treatwell if that is more convenient.
Yes, regularly. Club runners are a significant part of the caseload, most often with IT band syndrome, calf and hamstring problems, shin splints and plantar fasciitis. During a training block, treatment every 2 to 4 weeks catches problems before they cost training time. See sports massage for runners.
First session £80 (usually £100): assessment and treatment in the same appointment at Beverley Road, New Malden KT3 4AW.