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Special Olympics Minnesota Athlete Highlight
Dylan Coder

Dylan started participating in Special Olympics Minnesota in 2013 and initially  joined to stay active and get involved in his community. Since then, he has participated  in numerous sports including basketball, track and softball, and has built strong  relationships with his teammates and coaches. His biggest accomplishment, however, is  his weight loss of more than 100 pounds in the last two years.

Dylan explained that he lost weight with the help of his mom, who helped  motivate and support him throughout the process. He now works out four days a week,  doing cardio and lifting weights, and has also improved his diet by eliminating junk food  and learning about portion control.

Dylan said he feels happier, more confident and proud of his accomplishments  since joining Special Olympics Minnesota. He intends to continue exercising regularly  and maintaining a healthy diet. When asked what advice he would give to others, Dylan replied, "Don't give up, keep on moving and take one day at a time."

Thanks to law enforcement like you raising funds and awareness for Special Olympics Minnesota, stories like Dylan's are made possible.
Tip-A-Cop News

Several departments are hosting Tip a Cop events in their local communities! Join in on the fun by coming to a scheduled event, or contact Alyssa Wesley to set up your own Tip a Cop!

Sunday, Februray 12
Tin Shed
12250 Zinran Ave, Savage
5 - 8 p.m.
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