OnTrack Saskatoon Running Festival

OnTrack Saskatoon Running Festival

The OnTrack Saskatoon Running Festival is presented by Craven SPORT Services in collaboration with 321 Go Running, Brainsport, and Prairie Run Crew and is on April 25, 2026.

OnTrack Running Club is a weekly running program designed to elevate your fitness journey while keeping your body in top-notch condition. Whether you’re a beginner looking to prepare for your first race, an experienced runner aiming to improve your pace, a brand new runner, or someone returning to running after an injury or break, OnTrack is here to help you meet your specific needs and goals.

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WHAT'S INCLUDED?

OnTrack will be delivered through weekly emails for the 8 or 10 weeks leading up to the Saskatoon Running Festival. When you sign up, you get:


● Weekly inspirational videos with Run and Race Tips, exercises, and nutrition advice.
● Virtual coaching sessions from the team at Craven SPORT Services and special guests.
● Opportunity to ask questions directly to your coaches and get your questions answered personally.

With this program you will have the opportunity to

● Build strength and flexibility.
● Improve your overall body mobility.
● Learn how hydration and nutrition influence your performance.
● Incorporate breathing exercises.
● Set up your weekly training schedule.
● Understand the importance of rest days.

PROGRAM START DATES

10 Mile: February 16, 2026
10K: February 16, 2026
5K: March 2, 2026

Registration for the Saskatoon Running Festival opens January 30th. Register for the OnTrack program when you register for your race. 

LOCATION

Running programs and trainer contact will be virtual.

investment

10 Mile 10-week program: $80 + tax
10K 10-week program: $80 + tax
5K 8-week program: $60+ tax
Note: Payment is processed through the Race Roster website during registration.

register

Register through Saskatoon Running Festival (https://www.321gorunning.ca/event/saskatoon-running-festival/) when you are signing up for your race.



DETAILS

Upon signing up for the OnTrack Saskatoon Running Festival Program, you will receive a weekly running schedule from the program start date until the date of the run on April 25, 2026.

Your weekly schedule will consist of either distances or lengths of time to run, as well as rest times and days incorporated.

Upon registration, you will also be able to directly contact your coaches virtually, where they can provide you with help and tips to assist you on your running journey.

The OnTrack Saskatoon Running Festival Program aims to help you to reach your running goals and to hit the ground running on race day.

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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