FAST & Active, not old and boring Canberra Running Coach, October 25, 2024October 25, 2024 Members of the FAST & Active group were caught having a great time on Thursday at training. Their session primarily focussed on running form and acceleration, before finishing with some core and mobility exercises. FAST & Active sessions are held four times a week on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, and Saturday and Sunday mornings. No previous running or training experience is necessary. For our newest member Preeti, she is using the training to run with likeminded people, whilst improving her running, avoiding injury, and meeting fitness targets for her job. No matter the motivation, every individual is catered for as a member of FAST & Active. Canberra Running Coach, Steve Dodt, is also a qualified Recreational Running Coach, and provides members with the appropriate skills and knowledge to help novice to more advanced runners in running events from the 5km up to Marathon-distance. No matter your interest or levels of commitment, FAST & Active is your ideal starting line to get more into running for fun. FAST & Active News AdultsCanberraFAST FemalesProfileRunning TrainingYoung Adults
Alumni Alumna: Rose Zillar Cajetan March 29, 2018October 29, 2023 Rose Cajetan trained with FAST during the 2017-18 season. Rose had previously no experience with Athletics having arrived from her native Papua New Guinea (PNG). In a single season Rose improved 1 second in the 100m with her official Personal Best of 13.92s enough to qualify her for the final… Read More
FAST Track FAST Running Shines in Recent Competitions December 23, 2024December 23, 2024 At FAST Running, we celebrate the achievements of our athletes across all age groups and disciplines. This past weekend was a standout for the squad, showcasing the depth of talent and dedication that defines our community. Sue Bourke’s Historic 14th Title Sue Bourke, one of FAST Running’s seasoned athletes, delivered… Read More
International Nate aims for 2025 Tokyo Deflympics January 25, 2024February 8, 2024 FAST Running’s elite para athlete and University of Canberra Student, Nate Halpin has set qualification for the 2025 Tokyo Deflympics as his next major goal. The Deaflympics are held every four years, and are the longest running multi-sport event in history after the Olympics. To qualify for the games, athletes… Read More