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Introduction
Hi.

I'm Matt Holland, a Lancashire based Sports Therapist. I've been in the Health & Wellbeing sector for over 14yrs.

I'm based at clinics in Bamber Bridge, Chorley & Warton where I provide Sports & Deep Tissue Massage, Tool Assisted Therapy, Myofascial Release, Dry Cupping & Trigger Point Therapy. I also help with muscle tightness through assisted stretching (METs)
Practice name
Matt Holland Sports Therapy
Practitioner
Matt Holland
Mobile telephone
07912754088
Business Email
matt@mh-st.co.uk
Website
http://mh-st.co.uk
Therapies
Sports injuries
Sports massage

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