Indoor Track

Indoor Track

Indoor Track — Run Stronger Together
Whether you’re training for the Boston Marathon, preparing for your first 5K, or looking to become a stronger runner, our Indoor Track Program is designed to help you train with purpose and stay consistent all season long.
Join us from October through April for structured weekly training, experienced coaching, and a supportive community of runners working toward their goals.

WHAT iS INCLUDED?

Our Indoor Track Program gives you the structure, coaching, and environment to keep progressing throughout the season:

  • Weekly In-Person Sessions: Saturdays from 7:30–9:00 AM at the Saskatoon Field House, entry provided
  • Structured Training: Learn proper drill work designed to develop running fitness and performance
  • Experienced Coaching: Guidance from the OnTrack Coaching team, with extensive experience working with runners of all levels
  • Video Analysis: Video analysis at the track provides personalized feedback on your running mechanics
  • Progressive Training: A structured progression throughout the program to build endurance, speed and pacing
  • Running Community: Train alongside a supportive group of runners with a variety of goals and experience levels

who is this program for?

Indoor Track is for runners of all experience levels and goals. Whether you’re building your running base, preparing for race season, or chasing a personal best, our Indoor Track coaching team will help you make the most of your time on the track.

Program Details

First Session: Saturday, October 17, 2026
Program Length: October 17, 2026 – April 10, 2027
Meeting Day: Saturdays, 7:30 AM – 9:00 AM
Location: Saskatoon Field House
Price: $85/month | auto monthly billing | 7-month commitment

Why You Should Join

  • Train year-round: Keep your running consistent through the winter months
  • Train with purpose: Structured workouts help develop speed, endurance, pacing, and fitness
  • Work toward your goals: Whether it’s your first 5K, chasing a personal best, or training for the Boston Marathon, build your fitness alongside other goal-driven runners
  • Improve running form: Video analysis at the track provides personalized feedback to help you develop more efficient running mechanics and improve your running form
  • Stay accountable: A consistent weekly session and supportive group can help keep you motivated throughout the season
  • Find your running community: Train with runners of different ages, abilities, and experience levels while working towards your own goals

REGISTER

READY TO HIT THE TRACK?

Registration is now open! Fill in the form below and our team will reach out to finish your sign up or give our office a call at 306-934-2011.

Our Indoor Track Program consistently fills, so secure your spot early and get ready to Run Stronger Together.

MEET YOUR COACHES

Jason Warick, Craven SPORT Services OnTrack Coach

Jason has been coaching athletes of all ages, abilities and backgrounds for the past 25 years. He’s a certified NCCP Performance Coach in two sports – track and field and speed skating. Jason played competitive soccer, hockey and volleyball as a youth, and is the Saskatchewan record holder in the marathon (2 hours, 19 minutes). He’s represented Canada internationally and has trained or raced in more than 20 countries, from Germany to Kenya to Australia. He still enters the odd running or cross-country ski event, but he’s most proud to be one of the few people who can go for a run, bike or ski with both his kids, Angelina and Taras, and his parents, Randy and Judy.

Bruce Craven is an expert physiotherapist at Craven SPORT services in Saskatoon. He works closely with high performance athletes and oversees the mentorship of physiotherapists across the CSS team.

Bruce Craven, Craven SPORT Services Partner & Physiotherapist

Bruce is an internationally recognized Sport Physiotherapist and Strength and Conditioning Coach, with over 31 years of experience working with athletes in over 40 different sports, competing at provincial, national, international and Olympic/Paralympic competitions. Bruce has his Diploma in Sport Physiotherapy, is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS), Associate clinical professor at the University of Saskatchewan School of Physical Therapy, a sessional lecturer in the College of Kinesiology at the University of Saskatchewan, an instructor for the National Coaches Association of Canada, and a member of the Canadian Sport Center’s National Sport Medicine and Science Committee. Bruce is a highly-sought presenter who couples expertise with skilled teaching abilities.

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