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Sports Massage in North County Dublin?

  • 10-03-2008 8:34pm
    #1
    randomer
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    Can anyone recommend a masseuse in North County dublin?

    It is primarily for sports but also for stress. I am working some crazy hours at the moment in a highly stressed environment, and it is having a negative impact on me. I used to go for regular massages a few years ago and the results were incredible.

    Unfortunately I don't have time during the day to go out, so I would like to get someone to come to my house (near Swords). I would like to do it on a weekly basis.


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  • #2
    EileenG
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    I think there's one based in Applewood Health and Sports Clinic. Don't know if they do home visits though. There used to be a guy working from Image Gym in Swords who did, he used to get a lot of calls from nuns needing massages.


  • #3
    Pen1987
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    is it for an injury or for a post-workout type recovery?


  • #4
    randomer
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    Pen1987 wrote: »
    is it for an injury or for a post-workout type recovery?

    It is for prevention of injury and also stress relief. I have an ongoing shoulder issue, and also my hamstrings have always been very tight.

    The stress is work related.


  • #5
    Lil' Smiler
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    http://www.iapt.ie/counties/leinster/dublin.htm

    Physical Therapist do Sports Massage, our first year training is swedish & sports massage. also there's a techniques done called Myofascial Release, stretches the tissues etc .... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myofascial_Release

    Well worth it, had my Psoas done there at the weekend, feels great. Had glutes, piriformis & Ql's done recently, made a hell of a lot of difference to my low back problems!


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