Scott Millington Sports Therapy & Personal Training

Scott Millington Sports Therapy & Personal Training is a highly skilled and qualified sports massage therapist and personal trainer located in Alfreton, New Zealand. With a passion for helping individuals overcome pain and injuries, Scott is dedicated to getting his clients back to feeling their best.

Scott offers a range of therapies that work together to reduce pain and encourage muscle healing. Sports therapy and remedial massage are often successful in treating issues where other forms of treatment have failed. Clients typically experience a benefit after just one treatment, and within a few sessions, they can feel a real improvement. For athletes, maintaining a pain-free status is crucial, and Scott recommends regular therapeutic massage to speed up recovery, remove blockages, cell damage, and scar tissue.

The conditions Scott has successfully treated include Plantar Faciitis, Achilles injuries, back pain, shin splints, ankle and joint pain, Repetitive Strain Injury, hamstring problems, neck pain, and frozen shoulder.

In addition to being a skilled sports massage therapist, Scott is also a qualified personal trainer and nutritional therapist. Whether individuals want to maintain their physical fitness or have specific goals to achieve, Scott can create tailor-made programmes specifically designed to meet their needs.

Scott operates his clinic, “The Vinery,” located on Manor Rd, South Wingfield, Alfreton. The clinic is well-equipped and provides a comfortable and relaxed environment for clients.

To book an appointment or for any inquiries, individuals can contact Scott Millington Sports Therapy & Personal Training via email at sm. sportstherapist@gmail. Com or by phone at 07568 380977. The clinic's opening hours are Monday to Wednesday from 7pm to 10pm, Thursday to Friday from 6:30am to 10pm, Saturday from 8am to 7pm, and Sunday from 8am to 6pm.

Overall, Scott Millington Sports Therapy & Personal Training provides top-quality services to help individuals overcome pain, injuries, and achieve their fitness goals.