FAST50: No pain, no gain Canberra Sprint Coach, February 21, 2024February 21, 2024 A series of niggling soreness from the lower back right through the hamstring to the knee has seen Steve back and forth from Soft Tissue therapy and Physiotheraphy. The number of days since his last running session is 90 days and counting. The meniscal sprain attributing to the medial, inside knee pain, has seen Steve on the slow to go FAST. Unable to run or walk without pain, Steve has been engaging on Active Recovery training. Sessions for Steve have included Pool Sprinting, Compression Boots, Stretching and Mobility, Strength Training, Core Sessions, and cardio sessions on the bike and the pool. While taking the load off the legs has improved the lower back and the mobility work have strengthen the hamstrings and hip flexors, a return to running is looking more promising. With a daily dose of the above training, Steve has not lost his fitness and gained more strength than he had in his entire 40s. The last time Steve seriously trained for sprinting was his late 30s, so the feeling of actually getting back on the track to run, for the first session, will be an emotional one. For more information on being a FASTER Master and joining the FAST & Active running group, please contact FAST Running for further information. FAST & Active Masters News CanberraRunning TrainingSprinting
News South Coast Sprint Camp December 30, 2023December 30, 2023 FAST Running will hold its South Coast Sprint Camp between 24 to 27th May 2024. Canberra’s longest running sprint group will also be holding a sprint master class at Culburra Beach near Nowra for local sprinters looking to learn from Canberra’s award winning sprint Coach, Steve Dodt. The May long… Read More
Community Mika obtains Level 2 Development Coach accreditation November 17, 2023February 7, 2024 Mika has just completed the Level 2 Development Coach accreditation with Athletics Australia. He’s been very busy since the ACT All Schools Championships where he’s finished his Year-12 studies and now obtained further coaching qualifications. Through the Level 2 course, Mika now can coach in the fundamental skills and drills,… Read More
News Australia’s fastest track September 17, 1995April 21, 2024 The Australian Institute of Sport Athletics Track in Bruce (Belconnen) is widely regarded as Australia’s fastest athletics track. The favourable weather conditions, the directional positioning (layout) of the track and its world class surface, makes the AIS, Australia’s favourite All-Weather running venue. FAST has been training at the AIS since… Read More