Georgia Mya Sports Massage

First full week at Core Therapy so far 🔨🤍

Floors being raised, carpets coming up, ceilings getting painted… while my biggest contribution was narrowing approximately 700 wall colours down to two 🙈😂
Very much a team effort.

Dad & Jamie deserve most of the credit for this one 🤍

And we’ve still got another day of this bank holiday weekend to go… tomorrow are the walls👀

Day one of opening up my own clinic🧽🔨

Firstly before you read on, make sure to follow Core Therapy Lincoln for the most update to behind the scenes👇

Yesterday was the first proper day focusing on the new clinic project! It included a good clean to get rid of some awful smells and dirt, far too many spiders and a b&q trip!

Never again did I think after I’d left my pub job I’d be on my hands and knees scrubbing floors, I was wrong 😂

Today it’s been back to normal life (continuing to see clients in the day) and I’m about to head back to the clinic to get some more work done ✔️

Can’t believe most of this is going on whilst I’ll be starting back at uni next weekend😅

Little steps at a time, but I really wanted to take you on this journey with me, rather than just showing your the finished result 🫶🏼

Day one done. Let’s build the clinic.

For those that ask, my version of ‘managing’ 😂🙈

Firstly, ‘just a massage’ doesn’t mean there is anything ‘JUST’ about massage at all. Don’t get me wrong the hands on treatment is a huge part of what I do (and something I love!) but your appointment really can involve so much more…

I like to start my appointments with a chat through what’s been bothering you, talk about your goals, look at how your moving, try to educate you to help make some sense💭💬

I then use various manual therapy different techniques , massage where’s appropriate, k tape if needed, or even discuss things you can do outside my clinic to prolong your treatment benefits☺️

And sometimes? You might simply want a good massage to help general tension, and that’s absolutely fine too.

There’s no ‘one size fits all’ at and my aim is always to understand what YOU need from a session🙏

If you’ve been meaning to book in, take this as your sign. Link in bio or www.georgiamyasportsmassage.co.uk to make your appointment.

The more I learn, the more my answer seems to become “well it could be this 🫠”

In all seriousness, studying osteopathy has comeoltely changed the way I think about the body. Less jumping straight to “that muscle is tight” and more asking why something hurts, what’s contributing, what’s actually relevant?

Forever learning, even if it does make my brain hurt most of the time 📚🧠

When your client expects 20 years of experience and you turn up with 20 years of living…

Safe to say, we’re off to a poor start 😂

On a serious note though… that doesn’t matter.

Because in my opinion, experience isn’t just about how many years you’ve been doing something, it’s about what you’ve learned, how you adapt, and what you actually bring to the table.

But yeah… what do you think😂