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Sports Therapy Remedies – Luton

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Sports Therapy Remedies located at 137 Buckingham Dr, Luton LU2 9RD, UK

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Jack Blakey

5 Google Rating

Brilliant experience, provided by a brilliant therapist. Was professional throughout the entire proc

5/ 5

Brilliant experience, provided by a brilliant therapist. Was professional throughout the entire process from organising an appointment through to the massage itself. Come away feeling like a new person with little to no noticeable pain. A night and day difference compared to how I was feeling prior. Will certainly be making my appointments a regular occurrence from now on. Can’t recommend Sayan and his services highly enough!

Paula Ellis

5 Google Rating

Fantastic therapist. I had a really painful back and couldnt move around without pain but after just

5/ 5

Fantastic therapist. I had a really painful back and couldnt move around without pain but after just one session I came away feeling like a new person and able to move around with ease and by the next day you wouldn't know I even had a bad back. Will deginately know where to go with all my future aches and pains, or just go for a relaxing masage. Will certainly be telling all my friends and relatives. Thanks Sayan

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  • Friday07:00 AM - 06:00 PM
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