MSK Therapy and Sports Injury Clinic

MSK Therapy and Sports Injury Clinic Sports Massage in Aberdeen. Contact us: info@msktherapyandsportsinjury.co.uk

Physiotherapy
Sports & Remedial Massage (Osteopathic articulation & manipulation, Medical Acupuncture & Kinesiology Taping)
Pre/Post Natal Therapy
Pilates, 1-1 sessions & classes available
Food Intolerance Testing
Sports Massage Training courses

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At MSK Therapy & Sports Injury Clinic, we specialise in sports massage & soft tissue therapy.  Alongside sports massage,...
11/02/2026

At MSK Therapy & Sports Injury Clinic, we specialise in sports massage & soft tissue therapy. Alongside sports massage, we offer rehab for sport & exercise, ante & post natal therapy, kinesiology taping for injuries and food intolerance testing.

Soft tissue therapy serves as the cornerstone of our treatment approach and is customized to meet your specific needs.

03/02/2026

While we’re introducing the team, have you met these ladies? 🤣

Meet the team... need we say more?
02/02/2026

Meet the team... need we say more?

We looked at some of the common ligament issues, so lets have a look at some of the common muscle strains we see in clin...
23/01/2026

We looked at some of the common ligament issues, so lets have a look at some of the common muscle strains we see in clinic.

Again, there a vast number of strains that can happen day to day, so here's a wee selection.

Let's have a look at some common soft tissue injuries, starting with Ligament Sprains.There are a vast number of ligamen...
22/01/2026

Let's have a look at some common soft tissue injuries, starting with Ligament Sprains.

There are a vast number of ligaments that can be sprained, so this is a very small selection.

Unsure what to do if you've sprain a ligament? Get in touch and Jayne will point you in the right direction.

We can't look at tips for warming up and not look at cool downs? So here's our top tips for cooling down after exercise ...
16/01/2026

We can't look at tips for warming up and not look at cool downs? So here's our top tips for cooling down after exercise and what you need to consider.

1. Duration: A cool down should last between 5-10 minutes, to lower your heart back to normal to prevent dizziness, fainting and blood pooling.

2. Gentle Movement: Choose a low intensity exercise, such as walking or gentle cycling which can help lower the heart rate gradually.

3. Static Stretching: Stretch major muscle groups following your workout. Hold for 15-30 seconds and repeat each one 2-3 times.

4. Breathing: Focus on deep, controlled breathing to promote relaxation and aid in the recovery process.

5. Rehydration: Drink water or electrolytes to replenish fluids lost during exercise.

6. Reflection: Reflect on your workout, what went well, what didn't and how you can improve the next session.

An effective cool down can help enhance recovery, reduce the risk of injury and ensure your body is ready for it's next workout.

15/01/2026

Some snippets of my go to warm up ahead of a strength session to reduce the risk of injury

Focus on getting your heart rate up to get the blood pumping.

Move the joints and muscles to prepare for your lifts and feel for areas of tension or restriction.

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It's that time of year again where we're keen to start new routines or create better habits.   One thing I hear all the ...
14/01/2026

It's that time of year again where we're keen to start new routines or create better habits. One thing I hear all the time in clinic is 'what's the best way to warm up'.

Here's our top tips to make the most out of your exercise routine, starting with a good warm up.

1. Duration: this should be between 5-10 mins to increase heart rate & blood flow to muscles
2. Intensity: start with low intensity and gradually increase, for example start with some gentle incline walking.
3. Dynamic Stretches: Incorporate dynamic stretches such as leg swings, arm circles to enhance flexibility and range of motion.
4. Targeted movements: focus on movements that mimic the main exercises in your workout.
5. Listen to your body: If you're feeling stiff, add more movement and increase duration. If you experience pain or discomfort, modify your exercises.
6. Hydration: Ensure you are properly hydrated to support optimal muscle and joint function.
7: Mental Preparation: Use your warm up to mentally prepare for your session. Visualize your goals.

Clinic Opening Hours 🕘Since there's been a few changes to our clinic hours recently, we thought it was time we updated t...
12/01/2026

Clinic Opening Hours 🕘

Since there's been a few changes to our clinic hours recently, we thought it was time we updated them.

Swipe to find out when team MSK are available at the clinic.

Well winter is well and truly here so we thought we'd share some of our winter training tips.We originally shared these ...
08/01/2026

Well winter is well and truly here so we thought we'd share some of our winter training tips.

We originally shared these back in 2024 but it's always worth resharing for those who missed it.

Save these top tips to help keep you (and us) accountable over the colder months.

Address

Balmoral Hub, Balmoral Business Park
Aberdeen
AB123JG

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 8pm
Tuesday 10am - 8pm
Wednesday 10am - 8pm
Thursday 10am - 8pm
Friday 10am - 4pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

+447946187530

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