2024 ACT Open and U20 Championships Canberra Sprint Coach, January 29, 2024 Over the weekend the lads from FAST Running had a solid hit out in the 100m at the ACT Championships. Mathias (12.1) did his 3rd fastest run all time (and he slipped at the start, was 0.12s off his PB), Nate (12.4) ran his fastest 100m since March 2022, and Josh (11.9) was just .02s off his PB. Nate (5.25m) also did an Australian qualifier in the Long Jump. On Sunday Nate (24.2) backed up in the 200m equaling his all time fastest time for the event. The time was also a negative split on his 100 performance from Saturday . The lads are running extremely well and their performances have not been impacted by their introduction to gym which they started in December. With the ACT under age championship (Juniors) coming up followed by Nationals there is still plenty of opportunity to run faster in the weeks ahead. FAST Track News Para Performance CanberraResultsSprintingWoden Athletics
FAST Track Perth final just the beginning December 10, 2023December 10, 2023 FAST Running’s Canberra sprint duo Joshua Smith and Daniel Nwaboi competed in the U15 Men’s 100m and 200m at the All Schools Competition in Perth. Joshua who’s been nursing a bruised patella since the beginning of November, didn’t have the competition he had hoped for. His 200m Heat time was… Read More
FAST Track FAST in action at 2015 Junior Nationals March 15, 2015November 2, 2023 FAST have been in action all week at Junior Nationals in Sydney. Strong head winds on Sunday have robbed all competitors of a great time, but the squad have performed fantastically regardless! Eden 7th in the 200m, 6th in the 400m, and 9th in the 100m. Matt 6th in the… Read More
News Building a strong and powerful lower body February 8, 2023May 4, 2024 The FAST Recovery Centre, located at FAST Running HQ in Belconnen, uses the BaseBench Pro by Georges St-Pierre, to aid in building a strong and powerful lower body using Nordic curls, hip thrusts, split-squats. Nordic curls are highly beneficial for sprinters as they target key muscles involved in sprinting mechanics… Read More