Nick brings a unique combination of clinical skill, genuine care, and real-world athletic experience. As a former elite athlete who represented Australia in ice hockey at the world championships, he understands both the physical and mental demands of performance and recovery. His commitment to patient outcomes, careful listening, and hands-on expertise make your experience exceptional.

Not at all! While sports massage was developed for athletes, it’s incredibly beneficial for anyone who leads an active lifestyle, has physically demanding work, or wants to maintain good muscle health. Whether you're a weekend warrior, a gym-goer, or simply managing muscle tension, sports massage can help you move and feel better.

During your first session, your therapist will take a full history, discuss your goals, assess your posture and movement, and create a plan tailored to your needs. Treatments may include deep tissue work, stretching, compression, or instrument-assisted techniques, depending on what’s best for you. You’ll always be encouraged to give feedback during and after the session.

Sports massage is a targeted, therapeutic style of massage that focuses on muscles used during physical activity. It aims to enhance athletic performance, prevent injuries, and aid faster recovery. Unlike relaxation massage, sports massage often involves deeper pressure, stretching, and specific techniques tailored to your activity or injury.

It depends on your goals! For general maintenance, a session every 2–4 weeks can be beneficial. If you’re training for an event, recovering from injury, or dealing with chronic tension, you may need more frequent visits at first. Nick will discuss a personalized plan based on your activity level, recovery needs, and long-term health goals.

Wear loose, comfortable clothing — gym shorts and a t-shirt or tank top are ideal. Certain techniques involve stretching and movement, so you'll want to be able to move freely. You’ll also be appropriately draped with towels or sheets for comfort and privacy during your session.

Absolutely. Many patients seek sports massage for help with long-term issues like old sprains, muscle imbalances, scar tissue, and chronic back or neck pain. Targeted techniques can reduce tension, improve tissue health, and even restore lost range of motion over time.

Mild soreness is common, especially after deep work on tight areas — it’s similar to how you might feel after a good workout. This usually passes within 24–48 hours. Staying hydrated, stretching gently, and moving around can help speed up recovery.

Yes, absolutely. Nick Weiland customizes every treatment based on your goals, needs, and feedback. Whether you need a recovery-focused session after a tough training week, targeted work on a stubborn injury, or maintenance for overall muscle health, your treatment will be specifically designed for you.

Some techniques can cause mild discomfort, especially when addressing tight or injured areas. However, the goal is always therapeutic — not painful. A skilled therapist like Nick Weiland adjusts pressure to your comfort level and works with your feedback to ensure the treatment is effective and tolerable.