Transform your life with a career in sports therapy

Following a thriving year of learning and growth at The National School for Remedial Therapy, renowned triathlon coach and massage therapist David Corcoran is returning to Castlebar this February to launch the 2010 diploma programme in sports and remedial massage therapy.

With a steady increase in the number of athletes opting for sports massage therapy as part of their fitness regime the career opportunities in Ireland alone are immense. Sports massage therapy is quickly revolutionising the way athletes prepare their bodies for strenuous sporting activities. Massage therapy is being adopted into daily exercise routines, helping reduce the risk of injury and improving flexibility and performance levels.

A diploma from the NSRT can not only offer you a rewarding career choice but can transform your lifestyle. Sports massage therapies are becoming very popular with the amateur and recreational athlete. In the past, this treatment was only used by top professionals, but in the past 10 years local and amateur teams have discovered the importance of regular sports massage in the prevention of injuries - such a simple treatment abundant with benefits.

David and his wife Tina run a very successful Dublin based clinic where they specialise in injury prognosis, rehabilitation, and prevention. David and Tina pride themselves on the fact that they take a personal interest in the recovery of all their clients. David, one of Ireland’s top massage therapists, passionately believes in the power of sports therapy.

Currently David’s clients come from both sporting and non sporting backgrounds. He has looked after world renowned athletes such as Catherina McKiernan, Jamie Costin, Derval O’Rourke, and Joanne Cuddihy. David also worked with visiting international rugby teams such as New Zealand and South Africa.

The NSRT diploma offers graduates a dynamic career choice either as a full time massage therapist or as a rewarding second form of income. The fee for the year long course is €3,250, with The National School for Remedial Therapy offering an interest free loan to all who register within the next two weeks. The Castlebar course will commence on Saturday February 20 and run until February 2011.

The Sports Therapy Organisation accredited diploma comprises 15 learning weekends spread across a year focusing on hands-on techniques such as positional release and muscle energy techniques. With such vast experience in advanced sports massage therapy, personal training, and fitness, David offers his students a wealth of experience and enthusiasm.

For more information log on to www.nsrt.ie or contact The National School for Remedial Therapy on 01 848 0700.

 

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