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
FAST for Sport Nic to play in Ultimate Fiji Soccer Cup October 13, 2023February 8, 2024 FAST’s Nicholas Porter will be heading to Fiji in November to play in his first international Soccer (Football) tournament. The Ultimate Fiji Soccer Cup features Australian teams up against Fiji’s best underage teams. Nic’s looking forward to demonstrating to the Fijian defenders his blistering speed off the mark as the… Read More
FAST Kids Penguin to host FAST athletes September 25, 2014October 31, 2023 Following the completion of the recent ACT PSSA Championships, 8 very lucky and excited FAST athletes have made the ACT team to compete at the Australian Primary All Schools Championships (27th November – 2nd December 2014). A great effort by all of you for qualifying! Chelsea TobinCharlotte RauraaBethany SchulhinEthan RobardsJeremy… Read More
Alumni Alumna: Nathalie Cerritelli March 20, 2018October 28, 2023 Nathalie Cerritelli (Nat) trained with FAST until the end of the 2017-18 season. Nat represented the ACT at four National Championships. Nat was a 100/200m sprinter and hurdler. Nat was the ACT State Champion in these events on multiple occasions. Nat received The Pierre de Coubertin Award that recognises secondary… Read More