
Professional Massage Therapist in Monaco

A Little Insight Into My Background!
With over 20 years of hands-on experience as a sports therapist in London, I specialise in delivering personalised treatments tailored to each client's unique physical needs and performance goals. My practice focuses on improving posture, relieving muscle tightness and preventing injuries to support clients in achieving optimal results in their training and athletic persuits.
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Throughout my career, I've worked with a diverse range of individuals from professional athletes to fitness enthusiasts, helping them recover faster, move more efficiently and maintain long-term physical well-being. I believe that effective sports massage is not 'one size fits all' which is why I take the time to assess each clients body mechanics, training demand and lifestyle factors before designing a targeted treatment plan.
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My approach blends deep tissue work, myofascial release and stretching techniques to restore balance in the body and enhance mobility. Whether supporting clients through injury rehabilitation or optimizing their physical performance, my goal is to ensure each session delivers measurable and lasting benifits.
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Passionate about the power of therapeutic bodywork, I continue to refine my techniques and stay current with advancements in sports science to provide the highest standard of care in every session.
WORKING WITHIN MONACO AND THE FRENCH RIVIERA AS A MOBILE THERAPIST
MOBILE CLINIC IN LONDON | CLINICAL PRACTICE IN MONACO
My Services
Free 15 minutes consultation prior to first treatment.
Each treatment will always be designed for your individual needs
Meet The Team

Victoria
Sports
Deep Tissue
Cellulite
Therapeutic

Robert
Deep Tissue
Therapeutic
Flow Stretch

Design A treatment for your needs
WELLNESS MASSAGE
The link between physical and mental health is well-known and well-researched. After all, it is impossible to have one without the other. Stress can hugely impact both aspects of our well-being, and there is no lack of finding areas that cause stress in our daily lives; the workplace, relationships, financial stress, etc. Finding healthy coping strategies for dealing with stress can help us deal with physical and mental issues. While most of us know that massage is fantastic for a broad range of physical problems, science also proves that regular massage has impressive effects on our mental health. Scheduling a regular massage into your month can help transform your body, mind, and productivity. Increased blood circulation, lowered heart rate, and relaxed muscles can help…
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Improve Sleep
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Relieve Symptoms of Depression.
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Promote feelings of well-being and connection
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Naturally, Increase Serotonin and Dopamine Lowered Stress Levels.
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Feel Fresh and Energized.
Techniques Used

Cross Fiber Friction

Active Releasing Techniques

Muscle Energy Techniques
Cross-fibre friction is done on tight, rigid muscles and lesions. It is an oil-less friction stroke done through fingers, knuckles and thumbs. I apply deep friction at the right angles directly onto muscles, tendons, and ligaments. The amount of pressure may not be comfortable necessarily, but it’s very useful for the relaxation of tight muscles and lesions being treated.
Active release techniques (ART) is a combination of examination and treatment. It aims to identify and rapidly work out soft tissue disorders by active releasing the tension and scar tissues within the muscles. These tight/shortened tissues are dealt with by my coordinated pressure whilst the client actively moves the affected area.

Muscle energy techniques (METs) are a type of stretching that encourages lengthening the muscles. As sports therapist experts are trained in these techniques to regain clients’ flexibility around the joints, it’s accepted to be especially useful in stretching postural muscles, which are always prone to shortening. In Mets, the clients actively participate in the treatment sessions by resisting the movement done by myself.

Trigger Point Therapy
Myofascial Release
Trigger point therapy is particularly intended to ease the source of the Ali by applying pressure on the trigger point where Sensitive areas of tight muscle fibres can form in your muscles after injuries or overuse. These sensitive areas are called trigger points. A trigger point in a muscle can cause strain and pain throughout the muscle. When this pain persists and worsens, doctors call it myofascial pain syndrome; after one treatment, pain decreases and muscles feel more relaxed.
Myofascial release is another massage therapy that aims to treat myofascial pain by releasing contracted muscles. This technique can be used with or without wax, but I prefer using wax.
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