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Fitness testing

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Lab testing

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procedure for assessing ability in a particular endeavour

#2
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Why is fitness testing done

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To monitor progression, engagement and performance To provide a baseline data on what an athlete needs and as a point of reference later into the season

#3
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Field Testing

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used to assess ability that is. Performed away from the lab and dent require extensive training or equipment

#4
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Evaluation

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a process of analysing test results for the purpose of decision making

#5
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When is Fitness testing done

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Pre-season, Mid-season and Post-season

#6
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Why is fitness testing done for the Pre-season

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A test undertaken before the beginning of training to determine an athletes intial basic ability to see strengths and weaknesses

#7
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Why is fitness testing done for the Midseason

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A test undertaken during a training periods to assses and modify reponse to a programme

#8
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Why is fitness testing done for the Post Season

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A test taken after a training period to see after a training period if it was successful of the training programme in achieving the training objective

#9
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Types of Validity reliable and validity

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Reliable, Not Valid Both Reliable & Valid Unreliable, But valid Unreliable & Unvalid

#10
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Validity Construct F,C,C

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(Face, Content and criterion are subset)

#11
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Validity Construct: Face

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At face value the athlete needs to appreciate the validity of the test

#12
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Validity Construct: Content

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Expert opinions given about the test Doing a sprint test for an endurance runner

#13
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Validity Construct: Criterion

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Association Is the test measuring what the lab tests would show Is the multi-stage fitiness test close to the VO2 max test

#14
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Validity Construct: Other what makes fitness testing valid

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Specific to sport / activity *Produce repeatable results (reliability) *Be Interesting *Be meaningful *At a suitable difficulty *Allow accurate scoring *Allow ability differentiation

#15
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Reliability

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Test and re-test ability How consitent is the outcome

#16
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Reliability Factor

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Intra-subject (consistency of performance Inter-rater The different scorers who might mark the athlete so both have different opinions Are they consistent or are they getting less consistent throughout Test failur Test cannot be reliably repeated

#17
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Typical errors

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Statistics incorporates error to due equipment and biological variation of the athlete

#18
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Focus (test reliabilty)

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Functional movement screening (FMS) Questions remain regarding its utility as a means to evaluate the effectiveness of training.

#19
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Training Needs EE, C, Physical

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Establlish and Evlolve Components, Physical components,

#20
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Training Needs: Components

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Aim Goals Time Motivsation Commitment Support Injury statures

#21
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Training Needs: Current Components

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used during pre-tests Cadriovasuclar fitness Aerobic & anearobic Muscular Endurance Potention

#22
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Training Needs: Physical Components

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used during the mid test stage Physical compnents Cadriovasuclar fitness Aerobic & anearobic Muscular Hurding & pacing Towards the end post test will be used

#23
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Specificity (Specific adataition to Imposed demainds (SAID) Observation

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Description: The observation that fitness/performance improves through training movement patterns and intensities of a specific task and fitness type (strength, power, endurance, or flexibility) (

#24
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Validity How valid are these tests

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*Fitness construct –Strength, Speed, Endurance, Power, Flexibility *Skill –.e.g. Passing accuracy and distance *Function –Agility tests, occupational test - military *Performance –Return to play