Pain & Injury Clinic, Spalding
48 West Elloe Avenue,
Spalding, Lincolnshire
PE11 2BH
Business hours:
Mon - Sun: 10AM - 9PM
Closed Wednesday
WILL CUPPING HELP WITH YOUR INJURY? CAN SPORTS CUPPING HELP WITH PAIN? WHAT DOES CUPPING DO?
Content written by Greg Pritchard, RAPID NeuroFascial Reset Specialist, BTEC Level 5 Soft Tissue Therapist (CSSM), MFHT
One of the techniques we use at State 11 is dynamic cupping (also known as sports cupping) where appropriate. Cupping allows for manipulation of fascial tissue using negative pressure, and is frequently used by professional athletes and Olympic athletes around the world.
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Cupping is particularly effective for shoulder, neck and sciatica work, and we often show people how to use them at home if they want to buy their own set.
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Dynamic cupping is different from traditional cupping, where clients will often lie prone and not move. By applying cups and then encouraging movement, we can help provide different neurological inputs to help manipulate tissues and facilitate movement.
AT STATE 11 SOFT TISSUE THERAPY IN SPALDING, WE'RE TRAINED IN THE USE OF DYNAMIC CUPPING
Cupping can leave red marks on the skin that can take a few days to disappear. This is common - the marks are often seen on sports people - but for people who may be self-conscious about this, cupping isn't advised.
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We don't provide "wet cupping" (where small cuts are made into the skin to encourage bleeding).
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Dynamic or sports cupping is just one of the techniques we use here at State 11 Soft Tissue Therapy in Spalding to help people just like you get back to moving without pain again.
WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY: REAL REVIEWS FROM PEOPLE LIKE YOU!
Lindsay says: "Went to see Greg today for a hip and a toe problem. Greg is super friendly and very knowledge and has magic hands. I came out feeling like a new woman. Greg and Vic run a fantastic business, a credit to the community."
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Dave says: "I will not go anywhere else now. Been using State 11 for a couple of years now. Greg really knows his stuff.
From going to see him unable to walk properly, to getting me mobile again after one visit, I cannot thank him enough."
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Gillian says: "After 8 months of walking on a painful ankle Greg has been able to sort out the problem I won’t say it was a happy experience at the time but I am so feeling the benefits now! Any regrets? Should have gone to him a lot sooner!!"