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About Michał
Classically trained massage therapist and sports injury specialist.
Professionally trained at the College of Classical Massage in anatomy and classical massage and am qualified to levels 3 and 4 in sports injury [all qualifications accredited by ITEC]. Member of the Sports Therapy Association and holds full public liability insurance.
Has been interested in the anatomy and physiology of the human body since an early age. It all started quite simply, after having been exposed to all sorts of activities as both a dancer and a skateboarder.
In 2009 I had a minor cycling accident that led to issues with my knees. Several subsequent physiotherapy sessions not only opened my eyes to the incredible power of body manipulation that accelerates the process of recovery but also started me down the path towards learning more about the body. I have practised yoga for many years and also explored different stretching and rebalancing techniques, such as Japanese Sotai~ho. My current interests are focussing on the body in motion and how the structures of the human body work together: I am currently enjoying in 5Rhythms workshops, cycling, running, sea swimming, bouldering and building strength using free weights.
Alongside Muscle Tussle, I am working in a physiotherapy clinic since September 2021 along with four physiotherapists helping our clients in recovery from all sorts of injuries.
Since 2024, I have been teaching Level 4 Sports Injury Therapy at a school in Brighton.
Interested in hearing about other clients' experiences? Please feel free to explore the Testimonials section.
About Seth
Seth is an experienced therapist with a gentle, intuitive approach, blending a fusion of Eastern and Western massage techniques, including Amma, Acupressure, Trigger Point Therapy, Myofascial Release, and classical massage.
Seth has a background in Aerial theatre, which attuned him to the physical stresses on the human body in motion. Also, being in that environment, he became familiar with the work of massage therapists, physios, and chiropractors. He admired the knowledge these people had and it inspired him to learn more about the body’s inner workings.
He trained with the Jing Academy in Brighton, where the emphasis is on a very deliberately slow pace, intended to help chronic pain by allowing those parts of the body that are feeling brittle and guarded to gently ease into accepting deeper therapeutic pressure.
Seth believes that your fascia, the web of connective tissue surrounding and supporting every bone, muscle, and organ, requires slow, sustained pressure to let the tissue naturally warm up and become more pliable and “melty”.
Slow, deliberate touch can shift your nervous system into a parasympathetic “rest and recover” state.
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