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At ALBION SC we are committed to developing younger players and teams with a concentration on technical training and possession. Our program is designed to help players grow and advance year after year, with a focus on tactical training where movement off the ball and decisions on the ball become increasingly important. To help our players and teams compete with other regional and national soccer powerhouses, we believe in out of state travel and competitions. This gives our players the opportunity to learn how to travel and prepare for competition away from home, while also giving them the opportunity to face different playing conditions and styles of play. Our mission is to assist our players in reaching their highest potential. Through our own curriculum, we strive to help them advance to the college and professional level. We provide a structure that allows our philosophy and curriculum to be fully executed, giving our players the best environment to develop and succeed. Our methods and approach are heavily influenced by US Soccer and the US Development Academy, making sure our players receive the best possible training.

It's the perfect spot for families to spend the day together. Bel Aire Park is a great spot for families to enjoy time together. Located on Franjo Road, south of SW 184th Street, the 5-acre park has something for everyone. It features a lighted athletic field, restrooms, a playground area and a paved parking lot. Additionally, the Palmetto Raiders Youth Development Club offers tackle football and cheerleading programs, and the park is used extensively for adult soccer and youth lacrosse practices and games. So, bring the family to Bel Aire Park and get ready for a fun day of activities!

Are you looking for a new and unique activity for your little one? Martial arts is a great option! It's unlike any other sport, as it emphasizes personal development in addition to physical fitness. Martial arts can be taken up by people of all ages and fitness levels, so it's a great way to get your child involved in something special. Does your child need an alternative to the same old boring gym routine? Martial arts is a great choice! It goes beyond physical training, teaching important skills like self-discipline and respect. Martial arts is perfect for anyone, regardless of their age or physical fitness level - so why not give it a try? Are you looking for something new and exciting to get your child involved in? Martial arts is an incredible activity that emphasizes personal development, in addition to physical training. It's easy to get started - anyone of any age or physical ability can join. So why not give martial arts a go and see what it can do for your child?

At ISR, we keep your child’s safety as our top priority. Our unique survival swimming lessons are tailored to your child’s individual needs based on comprehensive assessments and close monitoring of their progress. We understand that every child learns at their own pace and your child will be carefully guided through each skill level based on their development and readiness. ISR was founded by Harvey Barnett, Ph.D., in 1966. Barnett was motivated to put an end to the preventable tragedy of childhood drowning after witnessing the aftermath of a neighbor’s 9-month-old son reaching the water alone. Since then, ISR has been committed to the mission of No More Child Drownings.

Our studio is family owned and operated by Master Russ Rogg, Sensei Cyndi Rogg and their two daughters, Angie and Shayna. With decades of experience and expertise, Master Russ and Sensei Cyndi are dedicated to providing the highest quality of Martial Arts instruction and physical fitness programs. Located in the Old Cutler Towne Center, next to Publix, our studio has been offering quality Martial Arts instruction in the Cutler Bay area since 1985. Our goal is to ensure that every member of the family has a fun and safe experience. Safety is always our top priority. At our studio, you can be sure that you and your family will be part of our karate family. We look forward to helping you achieve your goals and reach your full potential. Come join us and be part of an incredible team of martial arts experts and fitness enthusiasts.

Founded in 2010, TNT Baseball Academy has been helping athletes reach their peak performance. After former baseball players Daniel LePera and Jason Mitchell opened the training facility in Worthington, Ohio, they soon saw an influx of baseball players seeking lessons and training. In 2014, the Academy moved to a new facility and with the help of Mike Golom, a former ballplayer and IMG instructor, the Summer Developmental Program was launched. This program has been helping players aged 8 to minor league level to reach their full potential. The Baseball Academy also offers strength and conditioning services to all ages and personal and group training for adults and teams. With an emphasis on daily training and practice, the academy has been helping players get one step closer to their goals. This summer, the Academy has added two travel teams to its program to further their development.

Professor Vernon “Taishi” Jones Jr. founded the non-profit martial arts school in 1987, when he was just 14 years old. His ambition was to provide a community service project that would benefit disadvantaged youth and their families. The school offers after school tutoring, karate classes and summer camps, with more than 70% of its student population coming from families eligible for free or reduced lunch. For over two decades, Professor Jones and his team have been providing these important services to local communities.

Lakes By the Bay Park is a 45-acre multi-use park located on SW 216th Street, one block east of SW 87th Avenue (directly behind Whigham Elementary School). The park is also adjacent to a 47-acre Miami-Dade County Park. The Town’s portion of Lakes By the Bay Park consists of three lighted baseball/softball fields, 4 batting cages, two lighted soccer/football/lacrosse fields, a .6 mile exercise path with fitness stations, covered playground, restroom/concession building and paved parking for approximately 100 vehicles.