Excitement builds for ACT Junior Championships Canberra Sprint Coach, 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 Nic, Josh, Daniel, Grace, Mathias, and Siena, all keen to compete for glory and a new Personal Best. Training this week has focussed on competition phase with everyone running high quality repetitions . Nate in particular continues to demonstrate he’s in career best form in the lead up to Nationals. The purchase of new starting blocks by FAST has meant that members don’t have to fight over the ageing equipment on offer at the track any longer. Members can focus on their start and not slipping or injury. There’s been detailed analysis on everyone’s performance out of the blocks which has resulted in slight tweaks that have generated increased power and explosiveness in the first 30m Time trials at training are showing just how much faster each athlete has become this season already There is a Summer Series meet being held this weekend and folk are keen to get some further race practice in before the finals in a week’s time. FAST Track News Ginninderra AthleticsSprintingWoden Athletics
FAST Kids The team behind the best little athletes August 5, 2024August 27, 2024 The new athletics season in Canberra will start soon and registrations are now open with Capital Athletics (Little Athletics ACT). FAST Running has been helping the children of Canberra prepare for the upcoming season with our regular FAST Kids programs. Each week there are FAST Kids training in the North… Read More
FAST Kids FAST Tweens August 23, 2023August 23, 2024 FAST Running caters for many people of all ages, shapes and sizes. The FAST Kids program is designed specifically for children Under 12 years of age. There are weekly training sessions held right across Canberra under the supervision of FAST’s enthusiastic and encouraging running coaches including Canberra Sprint Coach, Steve… Read More
FAST Track From strength to strength November 7, 2023May 4, 2024 Strength and conditioning helps sprinters build explosive power and speed, while also improving overall strength and endurance. For sprinters, this can help reduce the risk of injury by strengthening the muscles and joints involved in sprinting. FAST provides guidance on strength and conditioning training to its members. FAST’s Athletes are… Read More