Traditional Chinese Massage with Nancy Luo
Clients
Kenny MacKay
At the age of 37 in 2005 Kenny had both hips resurfaced (BHR method) and to ensure maximum recovery, received regular post operative massage and stretching. Massage insured maximum speed for recovery and mobility. Since the operation Kenny has now passed the fitness test for the fire service and has also been able to return to mountaineering. “Regular massage was a vital part of getting back to full fitness”
Elana Chilton
Elana started riding at the age of 10 and with her first horse Absolute Honour was placed in many championships. 2002 was a very successful year, 1st individually at the Scottish Horse Trials Championships at Kirriemuir, the highest placed member of winning Scottish Home International Team, 3rd at the British Riding Club National Championships and won the Scottish Farmer Pre-Novice Rider Training Championships, reaching intermediate level, in 2005 Elana and Absolute Honour were 4th in the Scottish Championships at Thirlestane Castle.
Elana now owns Absolute Pride and has progressed him to Intermediate level with many wins and placings. Absolute Pride was double clear in the CCI* at Tattersalls in Ireland in 2008 and they were 10th in their first Advanced Intermediate. This year they hope to complete a CCI** in August. Having attained her teaching qualifications, Elana combines competing with coaching pupils.
Linda Barnes
Dressage competitor and trainer who has won 7 Scottish Championships and been highly placed at British Dressage National Championships over the past 6 years.
Linda is aiming to progress to Grand Prix level, and totally believes in the benefits of regular massage for both horse and rider to remain at peak performance levels and minimize injuries.
John Thomson
At the age of 68 John had a knee replacement operation on his right knee. Finding problems in straightening his leg and the mobility of his leg, John attended regular massage which helped resolve these problems. He continues to have regular massage to help relieve back ache and the other aches and pains brought about by the daily stress of working on his farm.
Kathryn Tuckerman
Kathryn an ex-pupil of Dansarena and associate of Scottish Ballet has just completed three years as a full-time student at the Central School of Ballet in London. Kathryn is now touring with Ballet Central, one of the UK 's most popular touring companies.
Massage is a vital part of enhancing and maintaining peak performance, reducing the risk of injury and minimising recovery time. It's also a wonderful way to relax and create a feel-good factor.
Laura-Jane Gibson
Laura-Jane started at Dansarena Studios, one of the UK's premier dance studios, in 1992. Since that time she has been an associate of the Scottish Ballet, has won numerous scholarships, including places at the English National Ballet School, Central School of Ballet and Elmhurst Ballet School (in association with the Birmingham Royal Ballet) and gained distinction in RAD Advanced One Ballet examination. In 2004 Laura-Jane accepted the scholarship place at Elmhurst Ballet School and commenced her full-time training in October 2004.
Laura-Jane fully understands the benefits of regular massage, not only as a vital part of any physical activity, but also for pure relaxation. It's a necessary part of anyone's training programme.
Eilidh McMillan
Champion of Champions
Having won over 67 titles so far, including British Open, Commonwealth and North American championships Eilidh was awarded an Oscar and the title "Champion of Champions" for her stunning performances at the highest level in Highland dancing.
Eilidh believes absolutely in the use of massage to maintain peak performance and reduce the risk of injury and treats massage as a vital part of her training programme.
Sophie Auld
Sophie Auld, aged 16, is a talented musician and dancer.
She has played Violin since she was seven years old. She is a member of several orchestras including: Ayrshire Fiddle Orchestra, South Ayrshire Schools Symphony Orchestra, South Ayrshire Schools String Orchestra, Marr College String Orchestra and Marr College String Ensemble where she plays in First Violins. She currently plays at Grade Seven level.
Sophie is also a keen dancer, having attended Dansarena Studios, one of the UK's Premier Dance Studios since she was three years old. She participates enthusiastically in Grade Seven Ballet and Jazz classes. Last year she was awarded Grade Six in Ballet with Commended.
Sophie fully realises the benefits of massage and attends regularly, not only to relieve everyday aches and pains but also to enjoy pure relaxation and time for herself.
Deborah Keir
A student of Dansarena Studios, one of the UK’s Premier Dance Studios, currently studying for her RAD Advanced Vocational Graded Examinations.
Deborah, has regular massage to help maintain peak performance and help prevent injury as well as general relaxation.
Adrian Jones
4 times British windsurf champion, a member of the British Olympic windsurfing squad, ranked 16th in the world, and a bronze medal winner at the world student games,
Suffering from pain in his lower back and knees, Adrian found regular massage and the use of essential oils helped resolve these problems and helped enhance his performance as well as allowing him some complete relaxation time.
Lauren Milligan
Highland dance multiple trophy winner and world-class competitor
Lauren suffered constant pain in her legs. This problem was very quickly resolved through the use of massage, essential oils and gentle stretching. Thereafter regular massage was used to prevent further problems and enhance her performance.
John Collins
Scottish international football star, capped 58 times for Scotland, registered in the SFA hall of fame and one of the world's great midfield players.
John believes absolutely in the benefits of regular massage for any active person. Throughout his career John has used massage to enhance his performance, help prevent injury, speed up recovery from injury and extend his competitive life.
Lindsay Hunter
Three times British Highland dance champion and world-class competitor.
Having had a torn muscle, massage was beneficial in aiding recovery breaking down excessive scar tissue and preventing adhesions. Lyndsay now has regular massage to help ensure peak performance, relaxation, and the prevention of further injury.
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