Track Shack Fitness is proud to offer a variety of Training Programs to the Central Florida community. We aim to improve your quality of life by stretching your legs, pumping your heart, opening your mind, and uplifting your spirit. Our training programs assist you along your journey to attaining better health and fitness.
Zero To Fit >> (Adult beginner - age 18+)
Zero to Fit is a training program for adults that uses running and walking to improve overall health and fitness in a social, supportive, and group coached environment. Zero to Fit meets twice a week for 10 weeks. Join and go from zero to fit!
Orlando Morning/Daytime/Evening: Next session begins in August.
Lake Mary: Next session begins in August.
Registration coming soon!
Five & Dime >> (Adult speed building - age 18+)
Got the need for speed? “Five and Dime" offers serious coaching and friendly competition in a very social atmosphere.
Next session begins in August.
Registration coming soon!
Cheetahs Running Club >> (Kids - age 8-14)
With this program, we hope to create an environment where kids will enjoy their training through games and practice runs at the Blue Jacket Park in Baldwin Park.
Next session begins in August.
Registration coming soon!
Marathonfest >> (Half and full marathon training for adults - age 18+)
The Summer/Fall Session is a three day a week training program for both the half and full marathon distances. We target the major Fall and early Winter races; such as, Chicago, Marine Corps, New York, Space Coast, and Disney.
Next session begins on June 9th!
The Galloway training method is a unique run/walk/run® style of training that minimizes injuries and enables participants to achieve their goal of completing a marathon or half marathon.
Next session begins this summer. Start date is TBD.
Registration is coming soon. Please contact the Program Director.
Training articles with tips, advice and guidance for every runner by Susan Paul, program director for the Orlando Track Shack Fitness Club. Susan Paul is an exercise physiologist, and was named "Super Coach" by Runner's World, July 2007.
