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Ready to move with strength and confidence after 40?

Expert sports massage therapy designed specifically for women navigating perimenopause and beyond, because your body deserves care that understands how it's changing.

Your 40s and 50s aren't about slowing down. They're about moving smarter. As your body transitions through perimenopause, everything from your hormones to your muscle recovery changes. That’s where I come in.

I'm here to help you build the foundation your body needs to stay strong, injury free, and confidently active. Through specialised sports massage therapy, I support women like you in maintaining the movement that keeps you feeling vibrant and connected to your body.

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Whether you're starting strength training for the first time or you're already active but struggling with new aches and recovery times, my approach meets you exactly where you are. You'll leave each session with a body that's ready for whatever you want to throw at it, from your first strength training class to chasing your kids on the weekend.

Your body is changing. Your care should change too.

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Keep your active lifestyle pain-free and enjoyable with a therapeutic sports massage tailored to support busy women who prioritise movement and wellness in their daily lives.

Why sports massage?

Sports massage is essential for maintaining muscle health, preventing injuries, and accelerating recovery whether you're preparing for competition, cooling down post-event, or maintaining your fitness routine.

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"Michelle was incredibly professional. I came in with shoulder pain, and she really took the time to understand what was going on. Her targeted approach worked wonders, and I felt a noticeable improvement the next day."
Anna Peck​
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