SupremeSports massage near Kingston. About 20 minutes away.
Thames path miles. Long days in town. The commute either side. Kingston keeps you moving and your body quietly picks up the bill. Nick's private practice in New Malden is about 20 minutes away by train or car, with free street parking when you get here.
Nick Monczakowski 4.9 from 74 Google reviews · 13+ years
Closer than your excuses.
“It's too far.”
Tap to flip →About 20 minutes from Kingston by train or car. Probably less time than you've spent searching for somewhere closer.
“I can't get away from work.”
Tap to flip →Sessions run until 7pm on weekdays. After-work slots are the most asked for, so they go first.
“I'll wait and see if it settles.”
Tap to flip →Sometimes it does. More often your body works around it and it comes back worse. Week one is the cheapest time to sort it.
Beverley Road, New Malden KT3 4AW · private practice, one therapist, no chain · Mon–Fri 11am–7pm, after-work slots go firstGet directions →
Different lives. Same story.
Runners, office workers, cyclists, gym regulars. Different routines, same ending: tension and overuse that doesn't clear on its own.
The niggle that won't clear
IT band, calves, hamstrings and plantar fasciitis. The thing that turns an easy 10k into a limp home.
Neck, shoulders, head
Neck pain, shoulder tension and tension headaches from long days at a desk in town and the train either side.
Back & hips
Lower back pain and tight hips from sitting, driving or lifting. Treated where it starts, not just where it hurts. Back pain →
Cyclists & tennis players
Hips and knees from the Kingston to Surbiton loop. Shoulders and elbows from the court. Nick coached tennis for 8 years.
Tight that won't loosen
Hamstring, quad and calf tightness that a quick stretch at the end of a session never shifts.
When lighter massage hasn't reached it
Deep tissue massage works through the layers to release tension that's been there for years.
Booked by tonight. Sorted by the weekend.
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Message
Use the form below or WhatsApp. Tell Nick what's going on and which evenings suit you.
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Get here
About 20 minutes from Kingston. Free street parking or a short walk from New Malden station.
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Get assessed
A proper conversation about your history, then hands-on assessment to find what's driving it.
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Get treated
Treatment in the same hour, plus a plan you can follow between sessions.
13 years. One therapist.
Nick has treated Kingston clients for over 13 years. Before his own practice he worked in clinics, alongside chiropractors and onsite at Google HQ. Before that, 8 years coaching tennis, which is where the understanding of movement and load comes from. Every session is with him, start to finish.
Also certified in deep tissue massage (Brandon Raynor) and kinesiology taping. Fully insured with professional indemnity and public liability. More about Nick →
- BTEC Level 5Sports & remedial massage
- MSMA memberSports Massage Association
- Brandon RaynorDeep tissue certified
- RockTape certifiedKinesiology taping
- Fully insuredIndemnity & public liability
- Former tennis coach8 years on court
Previously Nuffield Health · Google HQ London · The Ned · Ewell Chiropractic
Runners, riders and the rest of us.
“Over a few sessions Nick completely resolved my back pain and I've also been recovering faster on the bike!”
Peter · Cyclist“I had 5 sports massage sessions with him over 2 months alongside my training for the London Marathon and he helped prepare me to cross the finish line happy and injury-free.”
Lucy · London Marathon“I was recommended Nick whilst suffering chronic back pain and associated sciatica in both legs… After 2 and a bit months I'm pain free and able to walk and do yoga classes again.”
Holly · Back pain & sciatica£80 to find out what’s really going on.
Private health insurance? As an MSMA member, Nick can give you a detailed receipt to claim back with your insurer.
First session · 60 min
Assessment, treatment and a plan. The first step to getting your life back.
Book first session60 minutes
Ongoing issues, recovery or maintenance.
90 minutes
Several problem areas, or a deeper session.
Need a few sessions? Book a 5-pack and every 60-minute session is £80, the same as your first. See packages →
No wasted money. Describe it first. If massage isn't what you need, Nick will tell you before you book.
Booking from Kingston.
How far is New Malden from Kingston?
About 2 miles. Door to door it takes about 20 minutes by train (a 6-minute ride from Kingston to New Malden on South Western Railway, then a 10-minute walk), about 30 minutes by bus or under 20 minutes by car via the A2043. There's free street parking on Beverley Road.
What postcodes in Kingston do you cover?
Kingston upon Thames is KT1 and KT2. Clients come from Kingston town centre, Norbiton, Ham and Kingston Hill. The practice in New Malden (KT3 4AW) is also easy to reach from Surbiton (KT6) and Chessington (KT9).
How long are sessions and what do they cost?
Sessions are 60 or 90 minutes. Your first session is £80 (usually £100). After that it's £100 for 60 minutes or £150 for 90 minutes. 90 minutes suits anyone with several problem areas. Packages of 3 or 5 sessions bring the price per session down. Full details on the rates page.
How do I book?
Use the booking form on this page, WhatsApp or call Nick on 07517 335 358. You'll get a personal reply from Nick, usually the same day. Tell him which days and times suit you and he'll offer the nearest slot.
Do you treat runners training along the Thames?
All the time. Thames path runners and local club members are a big part of the week. IT band syndrome, calf and hamstring problems, shin splints and plantar fasciitis come up most. See sports massage for runners for how Nick works around a training block.
Also near you.
Stop putting it off till next month.
- £80 first session, assessment included
- Mon–Fri 11am–7pm
- Near New Malden station · free street parking
- Personal reply from Nick, usually same day
“He responded to my message promptly and managed to get me in to see him the same day which was great as timing was essential for both work commitments and an upcoming hike!”