FAST celebrates ten seasons of success Canberra Sprint Coach, October 28, 2023November 29, 2023 Ginninderra Athletics innovative Junior Coaching program has been running since 2014, having been introduced by Head Performance Coach Steve Dodt. Now in its tenth season, FAST is proud to continue to support the local community by encouraging our members to volunteer as Junior Coaches. National Medalist, Daniel Nwaobi, is the latest FAST athlete to wear the Coaches Shirt. Daniel has a wealth of experience to share with Little Athletes and is a wonderful communicator, very supportive and extremely encouraging. Daniel’s commitment to Junior Coaching is already inspiring next season’s coach intake, with FAST Athlete, Nic Porter, very keen to follow in Daniel’s footsteps and mentor the next generation and give back to the local community. Pathway for older athletes to demonstrate leadership and give back to the Community Community FAST Kids News Athletics CoachCanberraGinninderra AthleticsLittle Athletics Coaching
FAST Track 2017 Australian All Schools Championships December 10, 2017November 1, 2023 The Australian All Schools Championships were held in Adelaide from 8 to 10 December 2017. FAST was represented by Eden, Annick (in her first nationals) and Jeremy. The boys both achieved top ten finishes in their events. Jeremy was competing at a Nationals for the first time in Hurdles. Read More
Alumni Alumnus: Stephen Hunter June 23, 2013February 7, 2024 “At age 64 I joined FAST & Active to take up sprinting again for the first time in 45 years! At first I trained with a group of similar age club members relearning the basics with the Head Coach, Steve Dodt. It was great fun and a very friendly and… Read More
FAST Track Transitioning to more regular training February 20, 2024 Sanjna has been training regularly with FAST Kids since December 2021. This week she has begun her transition to more regular sprint training with FAST Track. The change provides her with more sessions each week to improve her running, whilst consolidating what she’s learned previously, as she applies more complex… Read More