From the sound of it though, players may have preferred running through football drills in the high humidity and heat rather than go through what they what they did for several hours before heading home for five weeks. That's because according to Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald, they participated in drills in the Atlantic Ocean such as players having to hold their hands behind their heads and kick heavy logs. Another drill saw them lifting logs. For a total of three hours, they did both physical and mental drills that no doubt brought them closer together as a team.
Miami Dolphins conclude minicamp by participating in Navy Seals training
