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Sports massage in Kings Cross

Professional Sports Massage in Kings Cross delivered by experienced therapists at A Fitness. We provide clinically focused sports massage therapy near Kings Cross Station for pain relief, recovery, and performance optimisation. Our service is trusted by professionals, athletes, and active individuals across Central London.

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What is sports massage in Kings Cross

Sports massage is a specialised form of soft tissue therapy that targets muscles, tendons, ligaments, and fascia; our sports massage in Kings Cross is designed to address both acute injuries and long-term muscular issues caused by sport, training, or desk-based lifestyles, and it can help relieve symptoms such as back pain and lower back stiffness, neck and shoulder tension, gym and running injuries, postural strain from office work, and aid in injury prevention and rehabilitation.

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We use evidence based soft tissue therapy techniques to restore movement quality and reduce pain. Each session begins with a professional assessment to identify restricted tissues and contributing movement patterns. Techniques used during sports massage treatment may include:

How sports massage work ❊

Deep tissue targets deeper layers of muscle and connective tissue. It is used to reduce chronic tension, address muscular imbalances, and improve tissue resilience. This technique is particularly effective for long standing tightness in the back, hips, shoulders, and legs.

Deep tissue massage


Focusing on the fascia, the connective tissue that surrounds muscles and joints. Restrictions within the fascial system can limit movement and cause persistent discomfort. This technique helps restore glide between tissue layers and improve overall mobility.

Myofascial release


Trigger point therapy applies sustained pressure to specific hypertonic points within muscle tissue. These trigger points often refer pain to other areas of the body. Releasing them helps reduce pain, restore normal muscle activation, and improve movement efficiency.

Trigger point


Assisted stretching is used to increase joint range of motion and improve muscle flexibility under controlled conditions. The therapist guides your body through specific stretches to safely lengthen tight tissues and reinforce better movement patterns.

Assisted stretching


Why choose us for sports massage in Kings Cross

We are recognised for delivering high quality sports massage in London with a premium, clinical approach. Our therapists are trained to work with active individuals, professionals, and those managing chronic pain conditions.

• Highly trained sports massage therapists
• Clinical assessment led treatments
• Results driven soft tissue therapy
• Private and professional clinic environment
• Integrated approach with rehabilitation and strength support
• Focusing on long term outcomes, not short term relief.

Treatment,
tailored to you

Each service offers a different pace – but all are built to meet you where you are and move you forward with intention.

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Sports Massage

Feel ready to move with ease and confidence. This treatment focuses on supporting active lifestyles by:

  • Treating muscle tension
    promoting flexibility.

  • Ideal for anyone looking to aid recovery and maintain peak physical condition. Suitable for all levels of activity.

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Myofascial Release

Experience targeted relief as sustained pressure melts away tension in the fascia, the connective tissue that supports your muscles and joints.

  • Targeting pain and dysfunction caused by tight fascia from injury or repetitive strain.

  • Suitable for returning clients only.

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If you are looking for one to one personal training…

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Try personal training in our Islington gym – ideal if you want to focus on performance and long term strength.

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FAQs

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What is the difference between soft tissue therapy and a regular sports massage?

Soft tissue therapy includes assessment treatment and specific rehab exercises in one process. Instead of only working on tight muscles we identify why those tissues are overloaded in the first place and give you a plan to change it. Sports massage techniques are used inside this structured approach rather than as a stand alone fix.

What should I wear to my appointment?

Wear comfortable clothing that allows you to move such as shorts, leggings and a t-shirt or vest. If we are assessing your squat running or gym technique please bring your usual training kit.

How many sessions will I need?

Most people feel a noticeable change after their Blueprint Assessment. For longer term issues or performance goals we often recommend a short block of three to six sessions then review. Your therapist will always explain what they recommend and why.

Can I train on the same day as my session?

Before- Yes. Especially for light to moderate training. After your session you will get clear guidance on what is appropriate that day and how to adjust your training over the next forty eight hours.

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Contact us to talk through your pain history training background and goals and to see whether soft tissue therapy or performance coaching is the best first step. If you need something more tailored than the options above we can design a pathway specifically for you.