You Got This with Coach Jenn

You Got This with Coach Jenn I help women 40+ feel alive, confident, and energized - without spending hours in the gym or kitchen.

Move for a Cause šŸ’œToday wasn’t about perfect workouts or personal bests.It was about showing up.It was about people comi...
06/14/2026

Move for a Cause šŸ’œ

Today wasn’t about perfect workouts or personal bests.

It was about showing up.
It was about people coming together, moving their bodies in ways that challenged them, cheering each other on, laughing through the hard parts, and doing something bigger than themselves.

Every squat, push, tire flip, battle rope wave, and modified movement helped support the Ostomy Canada Society and the work they do for people navigating life with an ostomy.

As someone who has personally relied on the support of this community, seeing people give their time, energy, and effort to help others means more than I can put into words.

Thank you to everyone who joined us today. Thank you for bringing your energy, your encouragement, and your willingness to jump in and give it your all.

Nobody should have to rebuild alone.
And today was a beautiful reminder of what can happen when community shows up.

šŸ’œ Our next Move for a Cause class is:
šŸ“… Sunday, July 19
šŸ•˜ 9:00 AM

All profits are donated to Ostomy Canada Society.

If you’d like to move with us, support an incredible cause, and be part of a community that truly gets it, we’d love to have you there.

06/02/2026

IBD, cancer & rebuilding life with an ostomy.

is as inspirational as they come, turning her pain to purpose, she now helps others to rebuild their bodies after ill health.

Check out the full episode at the link in bio

There was a time I truly thought my world had gotten smaller.After years of illness, surgeries, an ostomy, and now navig...
05/27/2026

There was a time I truly thought my world had gotten smaller.

After years of illness, surgeries, an ostomy, and now navigating psoriatic arthritis, I had to relearn what strength looked like for me.

Not the old version.
A new one.

And honestly? Training gave me more than muscle back.

It gave me confidence.
Freedom.
Connection.
Purpose.

It brought me back to people.
It allowed me to support others walking through illness, recovery, and rebuilding too.

Because one of the most meaningful parts of this journey has been realizing that the hardest things I’ve lived through can now help someone else feel less alone.

I move differently now. I recover differently now. But I’m still here living, laughing, training, hiking, showing up, and serving a community I care deeply about.

That means everything to me. šŸ’œ

05/05/2026

I’ve been a little quiet since the conference.

Not in a bad way - just… taking it in.

There was a lot of conversation, a lot of connection, and a lot of perspective around what people in this community actually need right now.

The conference reminded me how many people are still trying to figure this out on their own… and how much more work and understanding is still needed.

And at the same time - it was really good to connect with the people who are showing up and doing that work every day.

The NSWOCs, the surgeons, the vendors…
and the support systems behind all of it.

Organizations like the Vancouver United Ostomy Association, Ostomy Canada, and so many other non-profits - and the people in them - doing this work because they genuinely care šŸ’œ

That part matters more than people realize.

I’ve been sitting with all of it.

Trying to get clearer on how I can show up in a way that’s actually useful - not just more content for the sake of it.

Because this space matters to me.
And the people in it really matter.

So if I’ve been a bit quieter, that’s why.

Not gone - just paying attention, thinking, and figuring out how to do this better.

I’m curious…

What’s something you wish there was more support around right now when it comes to rebuilding strength or living in your body?

Introvert + big conference + purpose bigger than comfort 😬I’ll be honest… this is far outside my comfort zone.Big space....
04/23/2026

Introvert + big conference + purpose bigger than comfort 😬

I’ll be honest… this is far outside my comfort zone.

Big space.
Lots of people.
A lot of unknowns…

And as an introvert, that can feel like a lot.

But this week isn’t about being comfortable.

It’s about showing up.

For the work I care about.
For the community I’m part of.
For the people I get to support—through coaching and advocacy.

So today I did something simple that made it all feel more manageable…

I went to check out the venue ahead of time.

Walked the space.
Got familiar with the layout.
Took some of the ā€œunknownā€ out of it.

And honestly? It helped more than I expected.

This is what rebuilding confidence can look like.

Not huge leaps.
Just small, intentional steps that make the next step easier.

Tonight we’re gathering with our chapter and some of the folx from the community, and I’m heading into the next 6 days feeling grounded, grateful, and ready to connect.

Im looking forward to meeting lots of people who, like me, just want to make life better for others.

And that makes stepping outside my comfort zone worth it.

If you’ve ever felt like your body—or your life—has made things feel harder…

You’re not alone.

You don’t have to go from stuck to fearless.

You just start where you are.

One step at a time šŸ’œ

——> Are you more introvert or extrovert in spaces like this?

This backpack weighs 16 to 20 pounds most days, and carrying it around downtown Vancouver is one of the clearest reminde...
04/16/2026

This backpack weighs 16 to 20 pounds most days, and carrying it around downtown Vancouver is one of the clearest reminders of why functional strength matters to me.

Every day I walk and take transit between clients, carrying what I need to coach in different locations.

What I carry is not just gym gear. It is part of the life I’ve built.

Strength is not only about what happens in the gym.
Sometimes it looks like walking across the city with a heavy backpack, moving through long days, and having a body that supports the life you want to live.

That is why I care so much about building real-world strength.
Because capability matters far beyond workouts.

What everyday task reminds you why strength matters?

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Sometimes the strongest thing you can do is pause and be present.A walk by the water. Fresh air in your lungs. Sun on yo...
04/15/2026

Sometimes the strongest thing you can do is pause and be present.

A walk by the water. Fresh air in your lungs. Sun on your face.
In a world that pushes us to keep rushing, there’s real strength in slowing down and noticing the little things.

Taking time to be present, to appreciate where you are, and to enjoy simple moments like this is something we all need — not just for our bodies, but for our lives.

Grateful today for this moment, this view, and the reminder to simply enjoy it.

I’m so excited to be attending the WCET–NSWOCC 2026 Joint Congress right here in Vancouver this April.This incredible in...
04/11/2026

I’m so excited to be attending the WCET–NSWOCC 2026 Joint Congress right here in Vancouver this April.

This incredible international event brings together wound, ostomy, and continence professionals, advocates, and leaders from around the world, and I’m honoured to be part of it as:

• Vancouver United Ostomy Association Visitor Program Coordinator
• Representative at the Vancouver United Ostomy Association table
• Ostomy Canada Ambassador

I’m especially looking forward to the opportunity to learn from global experts, explore new innovations in ostomy care, and connect with the incredible people shaping the future of our community.

If you’ll be attending, please let me know. I’d love to meet up while you’re there, whether at the Vancouver UOA table, during a session, or somewhere on the conference floor.

Vancouver is about to become the heart of the global ostomy community, and I can’t wait to experience it alongside so many inspiring people.



Survival mode can creep in quietly — especially when you’ve been holding everything together for a long time.This is you...
12/28/2025

Survival mode can creep in quietly — especially when you’ve been holding everything together for a long time.

This is your permission to pause.

I created a simple one-page Burnout Reset for overwhelmed days. It’s not a plan or a program — just a place to check in and choose one supportive step.

If you want it, comment or message RESET and I’ll send it your way.

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