Sophie adds zeal for running into her training Canberra Sprint Coach, September 17, 2024September 17, 2024 Building up your training load to incorporate sprinting is the first step for the newest FAST & Active member, Sophie. Under the careful guidance of Canberra Sprint Coach, Steve Dodt, sessions are tailored to gently increase the capacity and the complexity as the body adjusts to running more quickly. In Sophie’s first week of training, she has been learning the fundamentals of warming up, technical drills to improving running form, and the importance of energy systems on performance. Sophie’s attention to detail will see her soon set the track ablaze and inspire us all. FAST Females: Tearia, Rose, Sophie and Joanne FAST & Active News FAST FemalesProfileRunning TrainingSprintingYoung Adults
Community Following in the foot steps of the Duke of Edinburgh March 14, 2024March 14, 2024 The former Duke of Edinburgh, founded a program for boys and girls in the 1950s to encourage them to learn more about their own individual courage, strength and compassion, in the pursuit of the good of those young people and the communities in which they lived. This year FAST Track… Read More
FAST for Sport High tech tools for the digital Sprinter February 7, 2024May 7, 2024 Increasingly elite athletes are being subjected to decisions backed by data. The outcome could be if they are selected to compete or made to watch from the fence. FAST Running employs high tech tools from Catapult, FreeLap, JAWKU, Junsd, Canon, Apple, Google, and more to empower the athlete. Data driven… Read More
News Rain? No Problem. Dedication? Unmatched. December 5, 2024December 5, 2024 When you’re chasing greatness, no obstacle is too big—not even a downpour! Today, Calan Hahlos traveled all the way from Jindabyne, and Mathias Lal braved the rain on his bike to meet at the AIS track. These two dedicated 200m sprinters had the track to themselves, pushing each other through every rep. It’s… Read More