fitness assessment 1. what is fitness testing? standardised tests of aspects of fitness
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Fitness Assessment 1
What is fitness testing?
• Standardised tests of aspects of fitness
Why is it important?
Clinical
• Classify disease risk
• Identify contraindications
• Identify baseline levels of fitness
• Use data to set program and Identify goals
Educational?
Where is it used?
AFL Fitness testing ProtocolsFitness • Endurance- beep test and 3 kilometre run. • Vertical Jump - vertical jump test • Speed- 20 Metre sprint with a split times for the first 5 and 10
meters. • Repeat Speed - an anaerobic sprint test- 6 x 30m run with a 20-
second break each time. • Agility- A specific agility test has been developed for AFL• Flexibility- sit and reach test
Physical • Height, Weight, Hand Span, Arm Length• Skinfolds-
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Psychomotor •Decision Making •Reaction Time •Peripheral Awareness
Aspects of Fitness
• Muscular Strength
• Muscular Power
• Muscular Endurance
• Aerobic Power/ Vo2 Max
• Agility
• Flexibility
Types of tests for Vo2 max
• Direct/clinical- open circuit spirometry
• Sub maximal- beep test, step test, cycle erg
• Field tests- Cooper 12 minute run, Rockport walking test
Order of testing
• Why is order important?
• That is why we will be doing testing in order that it is presenting in the lab manual
• When choosing which station to go to next, try to make it one that uses different energy system/ muscle groups
• Use rest time help others
Testing today
• Important that you try your best• Adhere to testing procedure
Results• Develop training program• Use as baseline data in future labs• Evaluation of program at post test
Plan for today
- RHR, MHR, BP- Step test- separate for males and females
-Warm up-Stations
-Beep test- Cool down-Questions
Testing Round 1:
RHR, MHR, BP
-Stay seated and still-Be patient-Take turns
-Once finished all 3, go to hall
Blood Pressure Measurement-Remove clothing on left arm-Place arm on table at 90 degree angle, supine-Place cuff just (3cm) above elbow-Ensure that switch is in right direction-Start pumping to inflate cuff-Listen for long beep-Stop pumping-Cuff will deflate, and show 2 readings along the way-Will show final systolic/diastolic readings