Anna Markee, Sports massage therapist and teacher of sports massage in London

Apart from treating at the London Osteopathy and Sports Injury Clinics, Anna is a teacher of sports massage at the London School of Sports Massage, the premier college for sports massage in London.
Her background as a professional dancer gives her a great understanding of the functional body. Amongst her massage techniques are myofascial release, soft tissue release, neuromuscular technique, muscle energy technique and connective tissue massage.

Rita Saha, Sports massage therapist in London

Rita has been practising Massage Therapy – Performance, Prevention, Recovery and Rehabilitation for over 15 years. During this time she has had the privilege of working with a vast range of Clients, these include Members of the GB Athletics and Weightlifting Team, People with Spinal Cord Injury and Endurance Athletes.
Rita enjoys working with new Clients and the challenges this can involve. Rita has experience of working in Football and spent a number of years as a Therapist at a Premiership Rugby Club, travelling with them to away matches Domestic and European, as well as Preseason training overseas. Rita also works with young people and older people. A member of the 2012 Unit in Hackney, Rita continues to work as a Coach/ Instructor for the Borough.

Katherina Zur, Sports massage therapist in London

Katarina started as a complementary and beauty therapist in 2001.
She has worked in many well known 5* hotels including The Sanderson, One Aldwych and Sofitel Hotels.
Katarina is fully qualified in Anatomy, Physiology, Body Massage, Indian Head Massage, Manual Lymphatic Drainage, Pregnancy Massage and Reflexology. She is fully insured with ITPI.

Stephanie Douglas, sports massage therapist in London

Stephanie used to be an International track athlete and competed at two Olympic Games (1992 and 1996), and at the World Championships representing Team GB and she is still in the UK’s Top 20 all time of fastest women over 60 and 100 meters. She has won both silver and bronze medals at the Commonwealth Games.

She is a really popular sports massage therapist and fits well into the high standards of the Central London Osteopathy and Sports Injury Clinic with her first hand understanding through her own elte sports background.
She provides a range of advanced sports and remedial massage techniques in order to prevent and treat injuries, optimize the healing process and maintain your body in tip top condition.
Stephanie’s aim is to help each client maximize the potential of their body in order that they can perform to their best, in work, in sport or at rest.
This can be achieved through regular treatment, education and body awareness.

She is a fully qualified sports massage therapist with a Level 4 Diploma in Sport & Remedial Massage, and aims to use all her skills acquired in providing a first-class service to clients.
Stephanie is also registered with the Sports Massage Association (the leading independent professional body for Sports Massage in the UK).

Martin Buschman, Sports massage therapist in London

“I don’t believe in the painful-throughout type of massage. I think pain is a bad signal to send to the brain, it induces reflex reactions that are not going in the sense of purposes. Of massage. Though it can be painful at times, my main focus will be on tissues listening and giving attention to your needs, respecting thus your own sensibility.” “I know the body is organised in muscular chains. During a massage, the main focus is on the posterior one, as this is the chain causing the most suffering. Ultimately, my treatment aim to untie knots, soothe and lengthen this particular chain but also to create balance, symmetry and harmony.”

Martin Buschman has been working as a Sports & Remedial Therapist since October 2004 and in addition completed his Level 5 Advanced Diploma in Sports Therapy with the Active Health Group in July 2005. He is also a qualified Personal Trainer and Circuit Instructor and is passionate about helping clients to regain their Fitness and Strength.
His training is based on Compound Moves to enhance mobility, flexibility and functionality, regardless of age and fitness levels. He has many years of 5* luxury hotel hotel experience, working near Buckingham Palace, allowing him to be close to the finishing line of some major sporting events, offering Pre & Post Event Sports Massage.
His Sports Massage approach is based on the Maintenance Massage, including MyoFascial Release, Muscle Stripping, Proprioceptive Muscular Facilitation, Active Isolated Stretching, Drainage, Relaxation & Breathing techniques.
The Pain/Pleasure touch approach allows Martin to work deeper and slower in areas that are in need of more attention, bearing in mind that healthy tissue doesn’t hurt.
He passionately promotes that Sports Massage is suitable for each and everyone and that the results of regular massages will elicit balance, wellbeing, increased functionally, concentration and better sleep. Martin is registered with the Register of Exercise Professionals UK.

Alexander Jovanovski, Sports massage therapist in London

Alex qualified in 2011 as a Level 5 Sports Massage Therapist at the North London School of Sports Massage.
Since then he has offered his services to a wide range of people from elite athletes to the general public, working with sporting teams and individual athletes training for World championships in both private and clinical roles.
Alex has experience in varying sports such as Swimming, Triathlon, Football and Rugby Union, and is currently working within the medical team at Premiership Rugby Union club, European Champions, Saracens FC.
Since qualifying in 2011, he has also gained a Bsc degree is Sports and Exercise Rehabilitation, graduating with first class honours.
With an understanding of Injury types, treatments and rehabilitation, Alex likes to bring all of this together to provide the best possible chance for you to recover and gain the most from a treatment session.

Coco Oye is our Deep tissue and Sports massage therapist who has been practicing sports massage in the Central London Osteopathy and Sports Injury Clinic and in south America Peru for the last 10 years.
She has worked a lot with athletes as well as non athletic clients incouraging physical fitness and muscle balance to all.
Coco herself enjoys participating in Body building and Martial arts and absolutely loves what she does!