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Injury prevention, movement, and fitness tips from Doctor of Physical Therapy Jenny Borda

This page is geared toward gymnasts and fitness athletes- but can be beneficial for anyone who likes to move and stay injury free.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and while I think it’s incredibly important to bring attention to breast cance...
10/17/2026

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and while I think it’s incredibly important to bring attention to breast cancer, I also think it’s an opportunity to have a bigger conversation about women’s health.

As a physical therapist, I get to work with a lot of young female athletes, but I also get the opportunity to be around so many amazing moms and women in our community. And the older I get, the more I realize just how important these conversations are.

For me, breast cancer isn’t just a statistic. My grandmother had breast cancer, so it’s something I’ve always been aware of in my own family. I’ve had multiple Built by Borda girls whose moms have gone through breast cancer, and two years ago, the first of my own Built by Borda girls went through her own battle.

It’s one thing to know that approximately 1 in 8 women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime. It’s another thing to see how many people around you have been affected by it.
And while breast cancer is something we absolutely need to talk about, it’s not the only women’s health concern that deserves our attention.

One of the reasons I’m so passionate about working with young female athletes is that I want them to understand that taking care of their bodies is about so much more than sports performance or appearance. We’re building habits, confidence, and knowledge that I hope will help them advocate for their health long after their athletic careers are over.

And for all the moms and women who spend so much time taking care of everyone else, I hope this is a reminder that your health deserves that same attention.

We can’t prevent every diagnosis, but we can learn more about our bodies, understand our risks, make healthy choices, and stop putting off the things that matter.

That’s also why we’re hosting Grace with Friends on October 23, raising money for Pink Ribbon Good to support people and families facing breast and gynecological cancers.

Because taking care of ourselves matters. And showing up for each other matters, too. 🩷

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We can tell girls how strong, capable, and amazing they are all day long. (And we should!) But there’s something really ...
10/15/2026

We can tell girls how strong, capable, and amazing they are all day long. (And we should!) But there’s something really special about watching a girl realize it for herself.

It’s one of my favorite things about working with girls in the weight room/gym. Watching them do something they weren’t sure they could do, seeing how excited they get when they realize they’re getting stronger, or even just watching them become more comfortable and confident trying something new.

And it’s not always about lifting heavier weights or doing harder things. It’s about giving girls opportunities to learn, try, practice, make mistakes, and recognize what they’re capable of.

Because the confidence they build through those experiences doesn’t have to stay in the gym. My hope is that they carry it with them into everything else they do.

We don’t build confidence just by telling girls what they’re capable of. We build it by giving them opportunities to discover it for themselves. 💗⚡

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Happy National Coaches Day to all the great ones out there! I’m so grateful to do what I do… to coach athletes through t...
10/06/2026

Happy National Coaches Day to all the great ones out there!

I’m so grateful to do what I do… to coach athletes through the comebacks, the confidence, and the growth that (hopefully) lasts long after sport. Thanks to every athlete who’s been part of my journey!

Here’s to the ones that are out there doing it right! 💕

Give a shoutout to a great coach below!

If your gymnast ALWAYS has something that hurts… we need to stop calling that normal.I know gymnastics is hard on the bo...
10/05/2026

If your gymnast ALWAYS has something that hurts… we need to stop calling that normal.

I know gymnastics is hard on the body. There are going to be aches and soreness sometimes, and I’m definitely not saying we need to panic every time something hurts. But I do think we’ve gotten way too comfortable with kids constantly training through pain.

The back that “always hurts a little.” The wrist that needs to be taped every practice. The knee pain they’ve had for months. The heel pain they just keep working around. As long as they can still practice, we convince ourselves it’s fine.

I want our athletes training HARD. I want them chasing big goals, learning hard skills and pushing themselves. But I also want us preparing their bodies to actually handle what we’re asking them to do. That means getting stronger, doing the boring prehab, working on weaknesses, building capacity and dealing with the little things BEFORE they become big things.

Taking care of your body isn’t taking away from training. It IS training.

And it’s a huge reason I created Wellness Club. Benchmark Week starts TODAY ⚡️ which makes this the perfect time to jump in, see where your gymnast is starting, set some goals and start building a stronger foundation for the season ahead.

If you know a gymnast, parent or coach who needs to hear this, please share this post with them. We need to stop treating constant pain like it’s just part of being a gymnast.

And if you want to help your gymnast have a stronger, healthier season, comment PREHAB and I’ll send you the info.

When competition season is getting closer, this is what I usually see…Strength work starts getting skipped because athle...
10/02/2026

When competition season is getting closer, this is what I usually see…

Strength work starts getting skipped because athletes & coaches want to put more time in to getting the skills & routine ready.

I totally get it. Meets are coming. Scores matter. Time feels limited.

But here’s the problem:
Skills don’t protect your body, strength does.

When you stop building strength leading up to season, you lose the very thing that helps you tolerate:
• routines
• landings
• volume
• competitions

Being physically underprepared is a HUGE part of not getting skills & ending up hurt.

Strong bodies recover better, handle pressure better, and last longer …especially in season.

Save this. Share it with a teammate, parent, or coach who needs the reminder. And if you want help keeping your/your gymnast’s body prepared comment PREHAB!

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