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Organized by the IFBB Caribe academy and its president Tony Peña in collaboration with the Curaçao Federation, a successful personal training specialist course taught by Professor Mauricio de Arruda Campos took place last weekend.
With more than 30 participants, the attendees have been able to enjoy both a theoretical and practical part as well as a special session on anti-doping in the world of sport.
Coinciding with the course, the President of the Confederation of Central America and the Caribbean, Giovanni Arendsz, paid a visit to meet with the athletes and leaders of the course.
Organized by the IFBB Caribe academy and its president Tony Peña in collaboration with the Curaçao Federation, a successful personal training specialist course taught by Professor Mauricio de Arruda Campos took place last weekend.
With more than 30 participants, the attendees have been able to enjoy both a theoretical and practical part as well as a special session on anti-doping in the world of sport.
Coinciding with the course, the President of the Confederation of Central America and the Caribbean, Giovanni Arendsz, paid a visit to meet with the athletes and leaders of the course.
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With more than 30 participants, the attendees have been able to enjoy both a theoretical and practical part as well as a special session on anti-doping in the world of sport.
Coinciding with the course, the President of the Confederation of Central America and the Caribbean, Giovanni Arendsz, paid a visit to meet with the athletes and leaders of the course.
Organized by the IFBB Caribe academy and its president Tony Peña in collaboration with the Curaçao Federation, a successful personal training specialist course taught by Professor Mauricio de Arruda Campos took place last weekend.
With more than 30 participants, the attendees have been able to enjoy both a theoretical and practical part as well as a special session on anti-doping in the world of sport.
Coinciding with the course, the President of the Confederation of Central America and the Caribbean, Giovanni Arendsz, paid a visit to meet with the athletes and leaders of the course.
Click here to view the article.
