Rockport Walk Test: Procedure, VO2 Max Calculation, and Interpretation
The Rockport Walk Test involves walking one mile as quickly as possible, recording the time and heart rate, then using a specific formula to estimate ...
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The Rockport Walk Test involves walking one mile as quickly as possible, recording the time and heart rate, then using a specific formula to estimate ...
By Jordan
The Harvard Step Test is a submaximal cardiovascular fitness assessment that measures an individual's aerobic capacity and heart rate recovery after s...
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The Star Excursion Test (SET) is a dynamic balance and neuromuscular control assessment tool used to evaluate lower extremity stability, strength, and...
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The ACFT medicine ball, used for the Standing Power Throw event, is standardized at a weight of 10 pounds (approximately 4.54 kilograms) to measure ex...
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The YMCA cycle test primarily measures an individual's cardiovascular fitness, or aerobic capacity, by estimating their maximal oxygen consumption (VO...
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The 6-Minute Run Test (6MRT) is a submaximal exercise test that measures an individual's aerobic capacity and functional endurance by quantifying the ...
By Jordan
The sit-up test is a common muscular endurance assessment for abdominal muscles and hip flexors, though modern exercise science raises concerns about ...
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The Quadrant Jump Test is a field-based assessment designed to evaluate an individual's reactive agility, lower body power, coordination, and dynamic ...
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The Astrand-Rhyming cycle ergometer test is a submaximal fitness assessment that estimates an individual's maximal oxygen uptake (VO2max) based on hea...
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