Solihull Osteopath designs unique new sports massage treatment for Birmingham Bejing Olympic Boxer

John Williams

July 19, 2008

Solihull Osteopath John Williams has designed a customized new treatment for Birmingham Olympic boxer Frankie Gavin.

"Funtime" Frankie Gavin will be a hot favourite to bring home the gold medal for Britain in next months Bejing Olympic Games. Boxing at lightweight Frankie has been working very hard to get in top shape for next months competition.

Solihull Osteopath John Williams worked with Frankie before he won the Commonwealth games title in Australia and has now designed a unique new sports massage treatment for the Birmingham boxer using Hot Basalt Stones.

The effects of the hot stones when combined with a deep sports massage increase the blood circulation and relax tired aching muscles promoting faster recovery from fatigue.

Frankie will be taking advantage of the new treatment before flying out to China and as a token of his gratitude for a 2 year sponsorship deal with Atlas Sports Injury Clinic, Frankie has donated a signed championship boxing glove in a display case.

The Atlas Sports Injury Clinic is located on the Robin Hood Island Hall Green and is close to the Shirley/Hall Green border. As well as Osteopaths they have sports physiotherapists, sports podiatrist and sports massage therapists. The clinic hosts a running injury clinic with laser foot scanning, video gait analysis and prescription fitted orthotics.

You can view their website by visiting www.solihullsportsinjuryclinic.co.uk

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