Three minutes with Georgia Canberra Running Coach, February 22, 2024February 22, 2024 The next interview in our athlete profiles is with Georgia Reilly. We heard earlier from Sophie Porter in how FAST for Sport training has improved her speed, fitness and confidence. Georgia plays Netball and Football. Recently her coaches and team mates have noticed her transition over the summer into one of the fastest members of both teams. Georgia credits FAST Running for the performance boost, adding that the sprint training complimented her other sports, and that she learnt a lot about speed development and body mechanics, which are the essential ingredients to running faster. For others in team sports, Georgia recommends they try FAST for Sport as it has helped her to get quicker. She now would like to test her speed out on the track as well and see how well it would translate over 100m. The recent ACT Junior Championships if any indication, would have seen Georgia make the final and possibly been on the podium. That is the goal for next summer! For more information on the FAST for Sport program, please contact Canberra Sprint Coach, Steve Dodt. FAST for Sport News FAST FemalesFootballProfileRunning TrainingSouth Canberra
FAST Track Success at ACT Relay Championships December 15, 2015November 2, 2023 ACT Relay Champs today… FAST squad picked up 1st Open Mens 4x400m, 2nd Open Mens 4x100m, 2nd Open Womens 4x100m, 3rd Open Womens 4x400m. Also won the U12 Mens, U13 Mens, U13 Womens and a raft of other 4x100m and Medley Relays. There’s also a few state records thrown into… Read More
FAST Track Excitement builds for ACT Junior Championships February 7, 2024 The 2024 ACT Junior (U14-U18) Athletics Championships are being held at Woden Park, from 16-18th February. The best talent in Canberra will be on show as athletes chase an Australian Championship qualifier as well as a podium finish. FAST Running will be well represented at the three day event. With… Read More
FAST for Sport Beating “Ken” December 5, 2023February 7, 2024 Improvement is a process and when it involves yourself, self realisation that you have improved doesn’t come until you’ve overcome an obstacle. You find it difficult to notice your improvement until that moment. For Sophie, her moment came in a recent friendly against the male team at training. Playing opposite… Read More