Caribbean National Weekly

Cooper City Elementary School Participates in Miami Dolphins Academy Junior Training Camp

By CNW Reporter··1 min read
Cooper City Elementary School Participates in Miami Dolphins Academy  Junior Training Camp
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  • <div align="center"></div> On Thursday December 17, third, fourth and fifth grade students Cooper City Elementary School Students, will participate in the Miami Dolphins Academy Junior Training Camp at the Cooper Colony Golf Course.
  • Students will learn skills in both NFL-style offensive and defensive drills using the same equipment as the Miami Dolphins, including hurdles, knock-away dummies, ladders and halfback pads.
  • – 12:30 p.m.</span></span> The Miami Dolphins Academy Junior Training Camp program gives students hands-on experience, while emphasizing education, physical fitness and positive choices for students.


On Thursday December 17, third, fourth and fifth grade students Cooper City Elementary School Students, will participate in the Miami Dolphins Academy Junior Training Camp at the Cooper Colony Golf Course.

Students will learn skills in both NFL-style offensive and defensive drills using the same equipment as the Miami Dolphins, including hurdles, knock-away dummies, ladders and halfback pads. The event will be held in two sessions with third and fourth grade students from 9:15 – 10:45 a.m. and fourth and fifth grade students from 10:45 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

The Miami Dolphins Academy Junior Training Camp program gives students hands-on experience, while emphasizing education, physical fitness and positive choices for students.

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