Leadership

Kerry holds ten years of experience working with children, teens, adults, and families in utilizing nutrition to improve their health and wellbeing. Kerry is a former member of the Rutgers University Division I gymnastics team, where she also obtained her Bachelor’s degree in Nutritional Science, Public Health, and Professional Youth Work and a Master’s in Public Health, Health Education, and Behavior Science. Kerry is a board certified specialist in sports dietetics.

Dr. Herrera-Set obtained a Doctorate in Physical Therapy through the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) and San Francisco State University (SFSU). She also earned her Sports Physiotherapy diploma from the International Olympic Committee. She is the owner of On the Move Physical Therapy and Pilates, co-founder of the gymSAFE non-profit, and a lecturer at UCSF. As a physical therapist, she is passionate about helping gymnasts develop good movement habits, an understanding of their anatomy, and an ability to communicate their needs as an athlete.

She has used her certifications and qualifications in leadership roles for top-tier sporting events such as Extreme Sports, Olympic Sports, and Paralympic Sports. Her primary experience has been performing arts and gymnastics, working with organizations like USA Gymnastics and National Team Training Centers, with Junior Olympic Level 10 athletes being a top favorite. Currently, she serves as the Manager for Sports Medicine and PM&R departments at Dayton Children’s Hospital. Along with her medical professionals’ team, Jamie launched the Center for the Female Athlete at Dayton Children’s Hospital, serving the midwest with the only holistic clinic in the area. The center has seen over 500 athletes in the female athlete program, and continues to grow in providing the best care for our athletes.

Kaysha is a native of Washington State where she spent the majority of her childhood in the gym training as a high-level competitive gymnast. She started gymnastics at age three and went on to compete collegiately for Seattle Pacific University where she earned both academic and athletic honors. Kaysha graduated from Regis University with a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree in 2017. Afterwards, she completed a residency in Sports Physical Therapy at the University of Florida. She has been a board-certified Sport Clinical Specialist since 2019. She has experience working with athletes of different ages (elementary to collegiate level) and across several sports.Kaysha holds a special interest in working with gymnasts and has remained involved in the sport through coaching, researching, and providing educational workshops to athletes, coaches, parents, and medical providers. Her clinical interests lie in rehabilitation of the gymnastics athlete, with an emphasis on injury prevention and post-surgical rehabilitation. Her research interests lie in reducing injury rates and workload management of the gymnast. She aims to empower athletes through evidence-based rehabilitation bridging the gap between the early rehab and return to sport.