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Sports Massage/ Physiotherapy

Mocking Burd · 2004-03-15 21:36:16

Can anyone recommend either a sports masseur(?) or physio in the Kildare or South Dublin areas? I'm having problems with an achilles tendon which I believe is being made worse by a very tight calf muscle. Stretching isn't having much of an affect so deep massage of the muscle might help. Thanks:) .

15-03-2004 9:36pm

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Mocking Burd

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Can anyone recommend either a sports masseur(?) or physio in the Kildare or South Dublin areas?

I'm having problems with an achilles tendon which I believe is being made worse by a very tight calf muscle. Stretching isn't having much of an affect so deep massage of the muscle might help.
Thanks:) .

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#2 23-06-2005 9:27am

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Just going to bump this old thread.
Looking for sports masseur in D2 area of city. My calves are like concrete from all this running on balls of feet all the time

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#3 24-06-2005 12:41pm

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hi, there was an (even) older that got some suggestions:
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=95735

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#4 27-06-2005 4:42pm

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I go to a physio in Fitzwilliam street, the name of the clinic is City Physio (should be in yellow pages), person I see is John. I've been going there for a couple of years now with different sports injuries. The treatment has always been good and has worked for me, so that could be an option for you.

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#5 27-06-2005 5:05pm

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Hi lads,

I'm a neuromuscular therapist and deal with all types of injuries, stiffnes n all that craic. Based in dublin and naas/kildare area.

Gimme a PM if interested.

Dave...

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#6 28-06-2005 12:06am

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tingri wrote:

I go to a physio in Fitzwilliam street, the name of the clinic is City Physio (should be in yellow pages), person I see is John. I've been going there for a couple of years now with different sports injuries. The treatment has always been good and has worked for me, so that could be an option for you.

Went there after I hurt my shoulder and they only made it 10 times worse. (it wasn't John). I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt for the time being as it was probably just waiting to be inflammed anyway.

I've always found Milltown Physio in D6 very good.

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