Thanks for signing up for your meet reflection guide!

Inside this guide, you’ll find:

  • A healthier way to reflect after meets

  • Prompts that encourage learning instead of pressure

  • Space to notice both performance and how the body feels

  • Simple goal-setting that helps athletes move forward with clarity

This guide is designed for:

• Gymnasts of all levels

• Parents who want to support their athlete the right way

• Coaches who care about confidence, health, and long-term development

Whether your gymnast is just starting or competing at higher levels, reflection is an important skill that can go beyond gymnastics.

Using the Post-Meet Reflection Guide Workshop

Post-meet reflection can be a powerful tool — when it’s used intentionally.

Inside the Wellness Club, reflection fits alongside strength, stability, and body awareness. It helps connect what happens at a meet to what an athlete needs in training next.

To support this, I’m hosting a free live talk where we’ll walk through:

  • how to use the post-meet reflection guide effectively

  • how to adjust reflection for younger vs older gymnasts

  • what questions actually help athletes learn and move forward

  • how reflection connects to strength, stability, and injury prevention

This is meant to be practical and supportive, not overanalyzing meets or adding pressure.

Join the live talk!

Thursday 2/5 8:30-9pm

Why this approach matters:

Gymnastics meets can bring up excitement, frustration, pride, and disappointment … sometimes all at once.

How athletes reflect afterward affects:

• confidence

• learning

• motivation

• long-term health

As a physical therapist who works with gymnasts, I focus on helping athletes understand their bodies, build strength, and stay healthy — not just perform for one meet.

This guide reflects that approach.

Want more support beyond the meet?

Reflection is powerful … but it’s just one piece of staying strong and confident in gymnastics.

Ongoing support helps gymnasts:

  • build strength and stability

  • address small issues before they become bigger problems

  • understand their bodies and movement

  • train in a way that supports long-term success

That’s exactly what the Built by Borda Wellness Club is designed to do.