MEET THE TEAM
MEET THE TEAM
MEET THE TEAM
SPEAKER | AUTHOR | MENTOR
Jay Barnett joined Inside Fitness 360 as a sought after youth leadership and mental well-being mentor. After his time in the NFL, Jay has made it his mission to lead and guide today's youth through group programs and curriculum while providing encouragement, tools, resources and the support needed to begin the journey of evolving into the young men and women they desire to be.
With over 10 years of highly skilled and acclaimed mentoring and success stories, public speaking, business experience and most importantly, real-life, his view is radically different. Jay appreciates and shares with his mentees that leadership is a moment to moment choice and not about title and position. Leadership is for everyone - it's a choice and it's how we should live our lives.
Also, as a leader in the community, Jay serves as the senior consultant and Master Teen Mentor with his Sugarland, Texas based organizations: The Me Project and The We Project which serves at risk teens, ages 13-18. Working with Jay, teens developed self-esteem, self-worth, value for their bodies and strong mindsets.
ACCOLADES
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Former NFL Athlete
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Author of best selling titles: Hello King and Letters to a Young Queen
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Actor: Signed, Sealed and Delivered
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Talk Show Host
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Black Enterprise Modern Man Ambassador - 2015
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Recognized by Tom Joyner for "Letters to a Young Queen" - 2016
Divorced/Separated Parents
At Inside Fitness, our goal is to partner with parents for healthy kids. We appreciate that child(ren) with divorced or separated parents may present with unique challenges, and we require parents to work with us through those challenges. This policy was developed to avoid any misunderstandings going forward.
When a minor child visits our office accompanied by either parent, we will assume that
parent has full legal custody and authority to make medical decisions for the child,
unless we are instructed otherwise, in writing, by a legal authority.
We need to depend on the child’s parents to communicate clearly with each other about the child’s health status and healthcare plans. Our general approach is to communicate our medical assessments and recommendations with the parent who accompanies the child to the office, or with the parent who contacts us by telephone.
We cannot take the responsibility of contacting each parent separately every time we see the child in the office or communicate with either of the parents. We are, however, happy to receive inquiries about the child’s health from either parent at any time.
We cannot mediate financial disputes between the two parents. When children visit our office, we hold the accompanying parent or guardian responsible for any payments required . Any disputes about reimbursement for medical expenses need to be settled between the parents privately.