We're excited to introduce Compression Therapy at ReBalance Physiotherapy - a pneumatic compression treatment designed to speed up recovery, ease heaviness and fatigue after hard training, and support circulation between sessions.
A great addition to any training programme, whether you're managing a heavy training block or just want your legs to feel fresher, faster.
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Advanced pneumatic compression therapy to speed recovery, reduce heaviness, and get you back to training sooner.
What is Compression Therapy?
Compression Therapy uses a specialised sleeve system to apply rhythmic, sequential pressure to the legs or arms. At ReBalance Physiotherapy we use the NormaTec 3, the recovery system trusted by professional athletes and teams worldwide for its precise, dynamic compression technology.
The therapy works by gently compressing tissue in a wave-like pattern, moving from the extremities toward the trunk. This supports circulation and helps flush the build-up that comes with hard training, leaving your legs feeling lighter and more recovered, faster.
Who is Compression Therapy Is For?
Compression Therapy is a valuable addition to any serious training programme:• Faster recovery between training sessions or competitions, especially during high-volume blocks• Reduced heaviness and fatigue in the legs after hard sessions or races• Support for circulation after long periods of travel, standing, or sitting — ideal before or after away fixtures and events• A relaxing, passive recovery option to complement massage, mobility work, and rehab exercise• Useful for endurance athletes, team sport players, and anyone training multiple times per week
How does a Session Works?
Book Online - Choose your slot and complete a short health questionnaire as part of the booking process.
Fitting - On arrival, our reception team will set you up with the compression sleeves.
Treatment - Dynamic, sequential compression is applied at a pressure and pattern suited to your recovery needs, typically over 25 or 55 minute sessions.
Sessions are relaxing and non-invasive, and many clients read, work, or simply rest during treatment.