Diana Jordan (she/her) is a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) who specializes in treating orthopedic injuries and pelvic health. She is a Pittsburgh native and earned her DPT from the University of Pittsburgh where she was able to gain valuable experience in traditional practice settings.  Upon graduation she started her own non-insurance based physical therapy practice, Strive Physical Therapy, out of Pittsburgh Fitness Project. She now works for PFP as both a physical therapist and weightlifting coach, combining her skills to bridge the gap between rehab and training. Her mission is to provide high quality, value-based care with a focus on movement-optimism for clients of all genders.  

Diana is passionate about helping individuals stay active, especially when managing injuries or nagging pain. She excels at treating a variety of orthopedic concerns, from sprains and strains, pre- or post-operative conditions, and chronic issues. She has over 10 years of competing in powerlifting and weightlifting as well as her USAW L1 and multiple years of weightlifting coaching. She uses this expertise to bridge the transition from rehab to training and competing.

She is also devoted to improving the accessibility of pelvic health physical therapy for all genders. Her expertise and passion are helping athletes reduce pelvic symptoms, including incontinence, when training. Within the scope of pelvic floor PT, she treats conditions such as urinary incontinence including athletic incontinence, pelvic pain, prolapse,  pre- and post-op conditions (including hysterectomy/prostatectomy and gender affirming surgeries), labor and delivery preparation, and postpartum care / return to exercise. Over the past 2 years she has spoken at several conferences on the impact of exercise on both perinatal and menopausal health.