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Rebound Sports Therapy – Blackpool

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Rebound Sports Therapy located at 14 School Rd, Blackpool FY4 5DS, UK

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Mike Gray

5 Google Rating

Lucy is very knowledgeable and very professional. The treatment was first class and I'd highly recom

5/ 5

Lucy is very knowledgeable and very professional. The treatment was first class and I'd highly recommend Rebound Sports Therapy, Blackpool for sports injury rehab or for sports massage.

natsness

5 Google Rating

Lucy was friendly and professional when I went to her with lower back pains. I would definitely reco

5/ 5

Lucy was friendly and professional when I went to her with lower back pains. I would definitely recommend Rebound!

callum gaynor

5 Google Rating

Was suffering with a sore wrist it was work related, lucy gave me some exercises to do in my own tim

5/ 5

Was suffering with a sore wrist it was work related, lucy gave me some exercises to do in my own time still keep up with them now haven't had any pain or problems with it since highly recommend.

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