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2019 Drug-Free Pledge Speed Camp at Mandarin Athletic Association (Week 1)

2019 Drug-Free Pledge Speed Camp at Mandarin Athletic Association (Week 1)

Sunday, Jan 6, 2019

2:00pm – 4:00pm

Get ready for the 2019 Drug Free Pledge Signing Speed and Agility Camp at Mandarin Athletic Association. CS2SA has designed an innovative speed/skills camp for student athletes ages 8-18. The camp is coached entirely by community volunteers; including former NFL and collegiate athletes, law enforcement officers, teachers, local businessmen, and community leaders.

At the conclusion of the camp, a motivational message will be delivered. The camp will help young student athletes with fine tuning their athletic skills while promoting a drug free lifestyle. Coaches also emphasize teamwork, nutrition, leadership and discipline.

The camp will be held Sunday, January 6, 2019 at Mandarin Athletic Association located at 11808 Fayal Drive, Jacksonville, Florida 32258. The camp hours will be at 2:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. The camp is FREE to all participants. All student athletes are required to sign our Drug Free Pledge and commit to a drug-free life.

Event Location

Mandarin Athletic Association
11808 Fayal Drive
Jacksonville, Florida, 32258

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FREE

Total Seats

250

Remaining Seats

64

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