Fusion Touch Massage

Virginia started her training in anatomy and physiology over 9 years ago, where she went on to study swedish massage and reflexology, deep tissue, remedial and pregnancy massage, then further qualifying in Sports and Injury Massage Level 4 at Middlesex School of Complementary medicine. Virginia specialises in treating chronic neck and back pain, repetitive strain injuries, sciatica, sports massage maintenance and injuries.

Sports massage involves advanced soft-tissue manipulation techniques to help improve performance. It can often be quite intense and is meant to relieve and reduce the stress and tension that can build up within the body's soft tissues while exercising. Remedial Massage is used to target key areas of muscle soreness and tightness such as stiff necks or sore lower backs.

Sports massage is a treatment given with the understanding not only of anatomy and physiology but also of the particular demands placed upon the body by the client and their specific sport or activity. Not only professional athletes or those who train heavily can benefit by receiving a Sports massage.

Remedial massage targets key areas of muscle soreness and tightness such as stiff necks, shoulders or sore lower backs. The techniques used penetrate the deeper layers of muscle tissue, where areas of tightness are released giving you greater joint mobility and reduced pain levels in your body.

Combined with in-depth knowledge of anatomy and physiology to bring about pain relief to sensitive points in muscles, the depth and intensity of our treatments are tailored to your level of comfort and our goal is to help reduce pain whilst facilitating relaxation.Techniques used are myofascial release, deep tissue massage, trigger point therapy, sports massage techniques and postural taping.

Deep-Tissue Massage is a full body massage concentrating on deeper seated, and often more long-term, chronic problems of the soft tissue, such as static and postural muscles. The treatment is generally stronger starting superficially and working deep, using long gliding strokes and slow stretching techniques, to work into the muscles and tissues, which makes it deeply relaxing.