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Sports massage · New Malden KT3

Sports massage in New Malden. Aimed at what's actually wrong.

Not a routine. Not a spa. A proper conversation, a hands-on assessment and treatment aimed at what's driving your pain, at a private practice on Beverley Road. Most clients aren't athletes. They just want their body to stop getting in the way.

Nick Monczakowski

Nick Monczakowski 4.9 from 74 Google reviews · 13+ years

Sports massage and shoulder treatment at Supreme Sports Therapy, Beverley Road, New Malden KT3
“getting a really good understanding of what was causing them” Ed G. · Google review
Not just athletes

Who books sports massage?

Most of Nick's clients have never run a marathon. If your body is getting in the way of daily life, sports massage is likely to help.

Desk workers

Neck, shoulders & back

Eight hours at a screen catches up with you. Massage for desk workers →

Runners

The niggle that won't clear

Calves, hamstrings, IT band and shins. Massage for runners →

Drivers

Stiff getting out

Hips, lower back and neck from hours behind the wheel. Driver stiffness →

Gym & sport

Tight that won't loosen

Football, tennis, padel, the gym. Recovery and niggles. Sports performance →

Trades

Your body is your tool

Lifting, kneeling and overhead work all day. Manual worker pain →

Parents

Carrying, lifting, bending

Usually on the same side, usually without a break. It adds up.

See all the conditions Nick treats →
Things people assume

Not just a massage.

You might think

“Massage is massage.”

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Actually

A relaxation massage follows a routine. Sports massage starts with a conversation and a hands-on assessment, then targets what's driving your problem.

You might think

“It's only for sports injuries.”

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Actually

It's named for the approach, not the clientele. Most of Nick's clients are desk workers, drivers and parents.

You might think

“It has to hurt to work.”

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Actually

Firm, yes. Unbearable, never. Nick checks in as he works and adjusts the pressure to your body.

Every session

No set routine. No two sessions alike.

01

A proper conversation.

Your history, your work, your training and what makes it better or worse. It's where the clues are.

02

Hands-on assessment.

Nick feels for where the tissue is tight, overworked or not doing its job, often away from where it hurts.

03

Treatment and a plan.

Targeted work in the same hour, then simple things to do between sessions and an honest view on how many you need.

Which one do you need?

Three approaches. One therapist.

In practice most sessions draw on all three. Not sure? Book anyway, or WhatsApp Nick a quick description and he'll tell you which fits.

You are here

Sports massage

A sore back, tight hamstrings, a niggle from training. Assessment, targeted treatment and advice. Where most people start.

Tension that runs deep

Deep tissue massage

Knots that come back, years of desk or driving tension, old injuries. Slower, sustained pressure through the deeper layers.

Deep tissue massage →
Pain that keeps returning

Remedial massage

Chronic or complex problems, several areas at once, or pain you've been told is nothing. Finds what's keeping it going.

Remedial massage →
Nick Monczakowski, sports massage therapist at Supreme Sports Therapy in New Malden
Your therapist

Thirteen years. Thousands of sessions.

Nick has been treating clients for over 13 years, at Nuffield Health, onsite at Google HQ, at The Ned and four years alongside chiropractors at Ewell Chiropractic, before opening his own practice in New Malden. Before that, 8 years coaching tennis.

Every session is with him, start to finish. Private health insurance? As an MSMA member he can give you a detailed receipt to claim back. 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

Finding the practice

Easy to get to. Easy to park.

10 minwalk from New Malden station, on the South Western Railway line from London Waterloo
Freestreet parking on Beverley Road and nearby streets
11am–7pmMonday to Friday. After-work slots go first
Onetherapist, every session. Private practice, no chain

Beverley Road, New Malden KT3 4AW · serving Kingston, Wimbledon, Raynes Park, Surbiton, Worcester Park and RichmondGet directions →

Real Google reviews

Real results. In their words.

“I came in with tight hip flexors, which were quickly and efficiently relieved, allowing me to continue playing sports without any restrictions or physical limitations.”

Max · Plays sport

“I've been coming to Nick for around 10 years now and from the very first day I've found him to be extremely attentive, kind, genuine, professional and a real master of his craft.”

Jamal · Client for 10 years

“I felt the positive results after the first session, but after more visits I was truly surprised how much my condition has improved, it was not just a temporary pain relief but real transformation towards recovery.”

Mike · Google review
Read all 74 reviews on the reviews page →
What it costs

Your body is priceless. Living in pain costs more.

When it breaks down, everything goes on hold. The runs you love. The game with your mates. Holidays become something to get through, not enjoy. And somewhere along the way, you get shorter with the people closest to you.

Start here

First session · 60 min

£80

Assessment, treatment and a plan. The first step to getting your life back.

Book first session

60 minutes

£100

Ongoing issues, recovery or maintenance.

90 minutes

£150

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.

Quick answers

Before you book sports massage.

What does sports massage treat?

Muscle tightness, lower back pain, neck and shoulder pain, tension headaches, running injuries, sciatica and a wide range of other muscle and soft tissue problems, not just sports injuries. See all the conditions Nick treats.

Is sports massage only for athletes?

No. Most clients are desk workers, drivers, parents and people with everyday aches. Sports massage is named for its approach, not its clientele.

Does sports massage hurt?

It can feel firm in tight or overloaded areas, but never unbearable. Nick checks in as he works and adjusts the pressure to you. Some people feel mildly sore for a day or two afterwards, which passes quickly.

How many sessions will I need?

For a recent problem, 2 to 3 sessions close together usually gets the quickest result. Long-standing problems often take 4 to 6. Many people then keep things comfortable with a session every 4 to 6 weeks. You'll get an honest view after the first session.

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, valid for 6 weeks, bring the price per session down. Full details on the rates page.

Where is the practice?

Beverley Road, New Malden KT3 4AW. About a 10-minute walk from New Malden station with free street parking nearby. Open Monday to Friday, 11am to 7pm.

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Find out what's wrong. Then fix it.

  • £80 first session, assessment included
  • Mon–Fri 11am–7pm
  • Near New Malden station · free street parking
  • Personal reply from Nick, usually same day
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