Contact Andrew: fastafast@gmail.com

Andrew Fast- Professional Triathlete and Trailrunner

Instagram- @fastafast

Podcast- https://anchor.fm/andrew-fast

Blog- http://endsunknown.blogspot.com/


Recent Results

1st Male Pro Alaskaman Extreme Triathlon

1st Crusher in the Tushar (S/S)

2nd North Face Endurance Challenge (13.1)

4th Flagstaff Sky Peaks 50km

4th Male Pro Savageman 70.3

5th Montana Gravel Challenge

5th Male Pro Rev3 Qaussy

5th Male Pro Ironman Mont Tremblant 70.3

8th Male Pro Celtman Extreme Triathlon

Fastest Known Time: Pico Duarte, Dominican Republic

Fastest Known Time: Haleakala, HI (USA)

Fastest Known Time: Cactus To Clouds, CA (USA)


As a professional endurance athlete, coach, and doctor of physical therapy, Andrew dedicates himself to human performance and helping others.


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