Physi-kal Sports Therapy
L5 (SMRT) Sports massage & remedial therapist
Accredited strength & conditioning coach
Advanced personal trainer
Dip Applied sports nutrition
1st Aid trained
Welcome to my Physi-kal sports therapy page, I'm Roy, a L5 qualified (SMRT) Sports massage & remedial therapist, advanced personal trainer/ strength & conditioning coach based in Cambridge. I am currently based at the Revolution health club (on the Science Park). Whatever your goals are i can help you work towards them, while also working to improve any red flags we pick up from your initial asse
26/02/2026
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Giving the cups a clean after another cupping session
Why cupping?? π€·
π Uses suction to decompress muscle, fascia and soft tissue
π Reduces pain, stiffness and chronic muscle tension
π While helping to improve circulation to the tissues and range of motion (ROM)
ππ€ Based at "Revolution health club" on the Cambridge science park, if I can help anyone just drop me a message π
βοΈ Box squats!!!
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A great variation for anyone working through injury rehabilitation, as they place a lot less stress on the joints, especially the lower back area, hips / pelvis and knees! As you're keeping a more vertical shin angle π
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Also a safer variation for athletes β½ππ₯ππΎπ½ππ who are "in season" with great reward but importantly low risk, still improve / maintain strength and develop force and power.
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π With the coming up in a couple of weeks, a lot of runners will be in their final phases of prep and starting their taper down, this can be a great time to add in a "pre event massage" π to aid recovery from training and prepare the body physically and mentally for the race, if you need some help/advice feel free to get in touch π½π
ποΈ Distance running is particularly hard on the body, especially for people newer to the sport, the continuous impact places a lot of stress on the muscles, joints and connective tissue....
Here are a few exercises you can easily add into your routine to aid your running and help reduce those niggling aches/pains.
1. Soleus raises (lower calf muscle takes more strain in distance running)
2. Hip hitch (targeting the smaller glute muscles to help stabilise the hip during running action)
3. Low to high plank (improve core strength and also upper body strength which is key in running)
βοΈ Hope these help, and if you have any questions or want any information on "pre event massage" drop me a message π
13/09/2024
Great no gi session this evening π€ with partners in crime and π₯΅π₯΅π if you're new to or just looking for a club to start you're journey check out Oss π
17/05/2024
Great no gi session this evening with π€ π₯΅π
23/11/2023
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π Working on young up and coming boxer π₯ who represents , some pics off specific treatment to his quads and hip flexor, then release to the QL muscle in the lower back area.
He's training hard for his upcoming bout in December.. Good luck champ π₯
βοΈ For any sports therapy needs...
Rehab training, massage therapy/cupping/needling, strength and conditioning to aid recovery and help improve performance, feel free to drop me a message π©βοΈ
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Two other services I offer alongside sports massage therapy, is "DRY NEEDLING" and "DRY CUPPING"
Focusing on the "Dry needling" first...
This treatment is carried out by inserting really fine needles into painful knots (aka trigger points), which are areas of muscle fibers that are shortened, thickened/hardened. The treatment is particularly helpful for issues such as...
πΉShoulder pain/reduced range of movement
πΉBack pain (esp low back)
πΉPlantar fascitis
πΉITB syndrome
πΉ Migraine/headaches
πΉ Tendonitis (i.e. tennis/golfers elbow)
The needles help by relaxing the trigger point, improving blood flow, reducing inflammation, improving nerve connection & releasing the body's natural pain relievers.. Endorphins.
βοΈ In the video I'm working on a client with tennis elbow, using needling treatment, hands on friction work and dynamic rehab exercises βοΈ
π If you need any further information or would like to get some treatment, just get in touch π€π
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π₯ Feeling tension/pain between the shoulder blades and middle back area?? π₯
π€ This can usually relate to a lack of thoracic mobility (reduced movement/imbalances at the shoulder/middle area of the spine)
π If this relates to you, feel's like something you suffer from, give this mobility exercise a try. It will help to improve movement around the shoulder complex and the thoracic spine reducing pain and muscular tension.
Help keep your body healthy by adding in different "movement patterns" to your training.
In the video you can see...
Push/ jump and throw/pull with torso rotation/lunge patterns
Repeating the same movements over and over leads to muscular imbalances, therefore increasing the chances of niggling/chronic injuries.
Benefits of adding in movement patterns include..
*Reducing risk of muscular imbalances
*Improving joint strength and mobility
*Improving physical fitness levels
*Improving overall calorie burn/output therefore improving body fat reduction
*Improves coordination and balance
As a sports therapist I also work with clients in the gym to help resolve muscular/joint pain, injuries from sport/physical activity, rehab after surgery, etc
If you feel there is something you need help with just drop me a message and let me help you get back to where you want to be ππποΈππ§
βοΈ Suffering from shoulder aches & pains??βοΈ
π A lot of clients shoulder issues are commonly down to....
π© Weak, lengthened musculature/imbalances
π© Lack of mobility and stability at the joints
Here are 2 exercise examples I use with clients...
π½οΈ1. Helps stability & strength at the hip working across to the opposing muscles of the mid back.
π½οΈ2. Helps improve mobility & strength in the mid/upper back muscles while helping stabilise the shoulder girdle.
βοΈ If you need help with any issues regarding injury, rehab or improving sporting performance, get in touch and I can help you get back to pain free movement βοΈ
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Revolution Fitness Club
Cambridge
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| Monday | 7am - 8pm |
| Tuesday | 7am - 8pm |
| Wednesday | 7am - 8pm |
| Thursday | 7am - 8pm |
| Friday | 7am - 8pm |
| Saturday | 8am - 2pm |
| Sunday | 8am - 2pm |
