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Charles Way was a Giant on and off the football field. After leading the way for New York running backs for five seasons, he was the Director of Player Personnel for fifteen years with the franchise, before joining the NFL league office as the VP of Player Engagement. Charles spoke offered an exclusive interview with FlexIt prior to speaking with FlexIt Head of Training & Innovation, and Fitness Director of
Chris Gronkowski is a family man, a former professional football player, and a champion in business. If the name doesn’t stick out to you, it should, Chris Gronkowski is the middle child of five Gronkowski brothers. This athletic family boasts four ex-NFL players and one minor league baseball player. Chris played Fullback for the Dallas Cowboys, Indianapolis Colts, and Denver Broncos. After three seasons in the NFL, Chris founded Ice
FlexIt Founder & CEO Austin Cohen and newly announced Head of Community Dale Moss joined Cheddar’s “Between Bells” this afternoon. Austin shared insight into the engaging story behind FlexIt, what FlexIt is getting into, and the excitement behind the number one leading Virtual Personal Training Platform. Dale Moss added context to his diversified career as a former NFL athlete, model, actor, and entrepreneur, before happily announcing his new role as
Boston Scott is a current running back for the Philadelphia Eagles. He joins Jordan Howard and Miles Sanders in their “committee rushing attack.” Boston has a versatile skill set where he is utilized for rushing and receiving the ball. Typical for grinders, Boston Scott also contributes on special teams. His contributions represent his coachability and teamwork, which bode well in the FlexIt community. In addition to his NFL career, Boston
Charles Way is a former NFL Fullback for the New York Giants, who totaled over 2,254 all-purpose yards and scored fourteen touchdowns in his professional career. After a five-year career, Way joined the New York Giants’ front office as the Director of Player Development, where he held that role for fourteen and a half years. Charles Way went on to work for the NFL league office for two years as
