FAST Running for Adults Canberra Running Coach, August 23, 2023August 23, 2024 FAST Running caters for many people of all ages, shapes and sizes. The FAST & Active program focusses on helping recreational runners to run better, for their job, seeking to return to running after some time away, or for first-timers seeking to “get off the couch” and be more active. The FAST for Sport program delivers the fundamentals and secrets to sprinting to all sports and every player. FAST Track is the sprint, hurdles and jumps program for athletes looking to improve their performance through targeted training and event specificity. FAST Performance works with professional and elite athletes. There are weekly training sessions held right across Canberra under the supervision of FAST’s enthusiastic and encouraging Canberra Sprint Coach, Steve Dodt. No previous background in running or athletics required. Review the photos below for some of the variety and enjoyment at our running sessions. Power Core News
Community Going green to win gold February 13, 2024 FAST Running has become one of Australia’s first fully sustainable sprint squads. The recent investment in an all electric cargo bike to carry training gear and coaches to the track further strengthens FAST’s commitment of going green to win gold. For sessions requiring more gear or the transport of athletes,… Read More
FAST & Active Marijke to master Heptathlon in 2025 October 13, 2023February 7, 2024 Marijke’s return to the track following the birth of her son has been delayed until 2025 as she prepares herself not for the Heptathlon in 2024, but the birth of her second child in the first half of next year. Marijke who isn’t put off by the gruelling demands of… Read More
FAST Track Queanbeyan gift finalist November 22, 2015February 7, 2024 Congratulations to Sam Wade in finishing 6th in his first pro race at the Queanbeyan Gift. Running off 4m Sam had plenty of work to do and managed to wheel in some of his competitors in a close finish. The winner had a huge handicap of 12.75m and no one… Read More