Transitioning to more regular training Canberra Sprint Coach, 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 training exercises and training sessions with the older children in the FAST Running squad. The program is tapered for Sanjna as she adjusts to the requirements of training. Canberra Sprint Coach, Steve Dodt, oversees her transition personally. The feedback is directed at improving her technique and knowledge in order to improve her running performance. Sanja as the newest member of the FAST Females group has the opportunity to learn and be mentored from the older members of the group, especially as she is transitioning into from the group’s junior membership. The onset girls have all graduated themselves and are very supportive of new members joining the group. FAST Track News CanberraFAST FemalesProfileRunning TrainingSprinting
Community Helping young athletes learn the art of the relay October 28, 2014October 31, 2023 FAST’s Craig Sconce and Steve Dodt put the young relay teams of Belconnen through drills before the ACT Relay Championships. Read More
News End of summer pool party February 20, 2024February 25, 2024 FAST Running hosted its annual summer pool party for members this weekend. The event was open to all members and their partners. Getting together as a group is a crucial element of building the support around everyone in FAST Running. There’s always plenty of food on offer and a great… Read More
FAST Track Georgia’s first blocks session September 3, 2024September 3, 2024 The transition to sprinting can be daunting when faced with starting blocks. Georgia who has made steady progress over the past 9 months since beginning running training to help with her netball and football. Georgia recently qualified for her first ever ACT Regionals Championships and came second in the 200m… Read More