Plyometrics and hurdle drills at the AIS Canberra Running Coach, August 3, 2024August 27, 2024 Plyometrics and hurdle jumps are a frequent component of training sessions with FAST Running. The elasticity and spring an athlete develops from this training improves their sprinting performance, leading to better acceleration and faster times. All members of FAST Running participate in these drills and hurdles are provided that suits everyone’s skill level and comport zone. This session typically takes place at the AIS however the hurdles fit neatly in the back of the FAST Running mobile so don’t be surprised to see the squad jumping around in Canberra somewhere near you. For details on training sessions and what’s involved, speak with Canberra Sprint Coach, Steve Dodt. Hurdles News AdultsBelconnenMature TeensRunning TrainingTeensYoung Adults
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
News Australia’s fastest track September 17, 1995April 21, 2024 The Australian Institute of Sport Athletics Track in Bruce (Belconnen) is widely regarded as Australia’s fastest athletics track. The favourable weather conditions, the directional positioning (layout) of the track and its world class surface, makes the AIS, Australia’s favourite All-Weather running venue. FAST has been training at the AIS since… Read More
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