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Free football coaching camp for under-15 boys

PUNE, May 11: Phoenix Sports Academy has planned to organise a football coaching camp for the under-15 age group boys at the Shahu Colleg...

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PUNE, May 11: Phoenix Sports Academy has planned to organise a football coaching camp for the under-15 age group boys at the Shahu College ground from May 16 to June 15.

The one month coaching camp will be conducted free of cost, according a press release issued by academy’s secretary Milind Kulkarni.

The academy has also plans of forming a team after the conclusion of this camp by selecting 15 promising boys. Apart from training from national players and coaches, the camp will also include vedio recording of matches for analyses and will conduct inter-camp matches.

For further details, interested boys may contact Milind Kulkarni at the Shahu College ground between 5.30 to 7.30 p.m.

 

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