Redtree Business Suites, 33 Dalmarnock Rd, Glasgow G40 4LA Mon–Fri, 10:00–18:30 07584 284854
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IASTM instrument-assisted soft tissue treatment at Glasgow Sport & Spine Clinic
IASTMInstrument-assisted soft tissue work

Get back to living your life.

Over the last 18+ years, I've helped thousands of patients, not just with pain but with sports performance and injury prevention too.

What I treat

  • Back pain
  • Sciatica
  • Neck and shoulder pain
  • Nerve entrapments
  • Sports injuries
  • Golfer's and tennis elbow
  • Plantar fasciitis

…to name a few common complaints.

Not sure if I can help? Drop me a message, tell me what's going on and I'll advise. Every patient needs an individual approach.

Who I treat

All ages, from babies just a few months old to people over 90. My patients are everyone, really: office workers, tradespeople, parents and retirees whose pain is getting in the way of life, through to weekend warriors and professional athletes. Often they're people who've suffered for a long time without ever getting a proper explanation or effective treatment.

Guy Murray BA, BOst (Hons), HDip NMT

First appointment: 60 minutes · £80 · assessment and treatment

5.0 ★★★★★ Google Rating
Google review

“Guy has specialised in the treatment and rehabilitation of back pain and sports injuries for over 18 yrs. Consulted and treat anyone from 1 week old to 100 years old, also work regularly with professional athletes including strength athletes…”

Alastair Hunt Recent Google review

“Having suffered chronic neck and shoulder pain for over 2 decades, and tried countless different therapies, Guy is the…” Read more

18+
Years clinical practice
1st
In Scotland, certified ART
1st
In the UK, PRI core certified

Your first visit

Nervous about your first visit? That's normal.

When you're in pain, trusting someone new with it is a big step. Here's exactly what to expect.

What happens

Your first appointment lasts 60 minutes. I'll ask about your health history and the problem you've come in with, then test how you move. That's what gets us to a working diagnosis, which I'll explain in plain English. Where it's appropriate, we start treatment the same day. If it's something I shouldn't be treating, I'll tell you straight and point you to the right person.

What to wear

Loose, comfortable clothes. Stretchy shorts or joggers are ideal. For women, a sports bra or vest top is fine. You won't be asked to undress to your underwear.

Bringing someone

You're welcome to bring someone along. Under 18s need an adult with them for their first visit, and under 16s always need an adult present.

Getting here

Redtree Business Suites, 33 Dalmarnock Rd, Glasgow G40 4LA. There's free on-street parking and two free car parks within 150 yards. The building has a lift and disabled access.

See the clinic and meet Guy →

Finding the real cause

Where it hurts isn't always where the problem is

Pain tends to show up where your body is under the most stress, and that stress often comes from somewhere else. It might be a pelvis sitting slightly out of position, a spine curving to compensate, or a movement pattern that's drifted over the years.

Treat only the sore spot and it tends to come back. So as well as working out what hurts, I work out why it started hurting, and treat the areas feeding into it.

Rest can settle pain down. It won't fix the reason it started.

Many of the people I see have lived with their problem for years and tried everything else first. Those are the cases I find most rewarding.

Your road back

Your road back, in three steps

  1. Assess: what's wrong, and why.

    I take your full history and the story of the problem, then test how you move, using orthopaedic tests where they're needed. You leave with a clear working diagnosis and an explanation of what's driving it.

  2. Treat: the cause, not just the symptom.

    Hands-on treatment of the painful area and the areas that load into it, using whichever treatments suit your problem.

  3. Rehab: make it less likely to come back.

    At the right time, I'll build you a rehab plan for your body and your goals. It lowers the chance of the same injury coming back and stops problems building up year after year.

How many sessions?

Most people need three to five. Some need fewer, and long-standing or complicated problems can take longer. After your first session I'll give you an honest idea of what to expect. No endless appointments: the aim is to get you better and give you what you need to keep on top of it yourself.

Treatment

Built around you, not a textbook

No two people get the same plan. I choose from the treatments below based on what your body needs, not a template. ART, acupuncture and IASTM are included in your session at no extra cost.

Prices

Clear prices. No surprises.

First appointment 60 minutes £80
Follow-up 30 minutes £50
Follow-up 45 minutes £60
Extended follow-up 60 minutes £80
  • ART, acupuncture and IASTM are included in every session.
  • Add radial shockwave to any session for +£35.
  • Under 16s: half price.
  • Cancellations: please give 24 hours' notice. Same-day cancellations are charged in full.
Full prices, including shockwave courses, FSM and Sports MOT →

Who he treats

Trusted at the top level

I've been fortunate to help many athletes and performers at the top of their field. Some are named here with their permission; others I keep confidential. Every patient — whoever they are — gets the same approach.

Boxing

Jamie Arthur: his final British title fight before retiring
Ross Murray: through to his WBC International title
Nathaniel Collins
Craig Docherty

Golf

European PGA Tour — consulting with Ryder Cup players and Masters winners

Multi-sport

Cameron Nicol: Commonwealth Games wrestler
Plus other Commonwealth Games athletes

Powerlifting

Andy Cairney: GPC powerlifting champion
Mark MacQueen: junior world powerlifting champion

Strength sport

Andy Cairney: UK's Strongest Master
Craig Winslow: IHGF Amateur World Highland Games Champion, 2023
Andy Scott: junior heavyweight bodybuilding champion

Music

Ged Grimes and Cherisse Osei of Simple Minds: touring musicians

About

Highly trained. Independently practising.

Higher Diploma in Neuromuscular and Physical Therapy, BOst (Hons) in Osteopathy — trained to the highest available clinical standard, working independently of professional body oversight since.

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Contact

Phone 07584 284854
Address

Suite 1.4, Redtree Business Suites
33 Dalmarnock Rd
Glasgow G40 4LA

Hours

Monday–Friday, 10:00–18:30

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