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1
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how would you test muscular strength

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grip dynamometer

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how would you test flexability

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sit and reach

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how would you test aerobic endurance

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multistage fitness test

forestry step

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how would you test muscular endurance

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1 minute press up test

1 minute sit up test

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method for grip dynamometer

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stand with arms side to body,
hold it parallel, squeeze for 5 secs.
repeat 3 times on each hand

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method for sit and reach

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remove shoes, sit with heels against box, legs flat, hand on top of hand, reach forward as far as you can, hold for 3 secs, repeat 3 times.

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method for multistage fitness test

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walk start, reach line, wait for beep, get quicker into a sprint to each line.

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method for 1 minute press up test

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lie on mat, arms stretched out , lower arms until their t 90 degrees, continue until Minute is up.

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method for 1 minute sit up test

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lie on back, knees bent, arms across chest, raise yourself to 90 degrees, continue until minute is up.

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units of measurement for grip dynamometer

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KGW

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units of measurement for sit and reach

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CM

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units of measurement for multistage fitness test

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ML/KG/min

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units of measurement for 1 minute press up test

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Reps

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14
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units of measurement for 1 minute sit up test

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Reps

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15
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interpret results for grip dynamometer, sit and reach, multistage fitness test, 1 minute press up test, 1 minute sit up test

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Normative table

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16
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how can Validity be affected in the grip dynamometer

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  • wrong technique

- human error

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how can Validity be affected in the sit and reach

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  • wrong technique

- human error

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18
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how can Validity be affected in the multistage fitness test

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  • not running to the line

- not measured properly

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how can Validity be affected in the 1 minute press up test

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  • wrong technique

- human error

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how can Validity be affected in the 1 minute sit up test

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  • wrong technique

- human error

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how can reliability be affected in the grip dynamometer

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  • do it less than 3 times

- not the same method

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how can reliability be affected in the sit and reach

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  • do it less than 3 times

- not the same method

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23
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how can reliability be affected in the multistage fitness test

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  • not doing the same method

- miss calculation

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how can reliability be affected in the 1 minute press up test

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  • doing it less than 3 times

- not doing the same method

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how can reliability be affected in the 1 minute sit up test

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  • doing it less that 3 times

- not doing the same method

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advantages and disadvantages for the grip dynamometer

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A- easy to do , large numbers can do it.

D- certain age grouped, different hand devices.

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advantages and disadvantages for the sit and reach

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A- easy, use other equipment, quick

D- certain age groups, focuses on lower body

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advantages and disadvantages for the multistage fitness test

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A- minimal cost, good prediction, large number are available.
D- not suitable for certain ages, must be motivated

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advantages and disadvantages for the 1 minute press up test

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A- minimal cost, large numbers, easy and quick

D- certain ages groups, focuses on upper body.

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advantages and disadvantages for the 1 minute sit up test

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A- minimal cost, large numbers, easy, quick

D- certain ages groups, focuses on muscular endurance.

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how would you test body composition

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BMI (body mass index)
BIA (bio electrical impedance analysis)
skin fold testing

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method for BMI

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take body weight (kg), take height (m), carry out calculation
body weight (kg)/ height x height(m)
33
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method for BIA

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urinate 30 mins prior, lie down and remove socks and shoes, BIA electrodes on the right wrist and hand, right ankle and foot.
% of body fat will be shown.

34
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method for skinfold testing

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muscles relaxed, mark each skin fold, grasp the skin fold and pull, place skin fold in calipers. calibrate to the nearest 0.5mm. do it 2 or 3 times.

35
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units that the BMI is tested in

36
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units that the BIA is tested in

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units that the skin fold test is tested in

38
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interpret results for BMI

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normative table

39
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interpret results for BIA

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normative table

40
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interpret results for skin fold test

A

Jackson Pollock nomogram

41
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how can validity be affected in the BMI

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the test does not account muscle mass

human error

42
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how can validity be affected in the BIA

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exercise 12 hours prior

drink or eat 4 hours prior

43
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how can validity be affected in the skin fold test

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the calipers are not calibrated

measure correct area

44
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how can reliability be affected in the BMI

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same method each time

test not being valid

45
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how can reliability be affected in the BIA

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same method each time

46
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how can reliability be affected in the skin fold test

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measurement can vary

47
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advantages and disadvantages of the BMI

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A- simple and easy

D- can be innacurate

48
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advantages and disadvantages of the BIA

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A- simple and quick, more accurate

D- specialist equipment, expensive, dangerous

49
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advantages and disadvantages of the skin fold test

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A- minimal equipment, simple

D- special equipment, need an assistant

50
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how do you test aerobic endurance

A

forestry step test

51
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how do you test speed

A

35 meter sprint

52
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how do you test agility and speed

A

Illinois agility test

53
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how do you test anaerobic power

A

vertical jump

54
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method for forestry step test

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warm up, stand facing bench, start stepping in time with the beat, one foot at a time, do for 5 mins, take pulse at end

55
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method for 35 meter sprint

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start at the beginning of the running track, on a dry day, 3 people time, sprint, record average time.

56
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method for Illinois agility test

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lie face down, elbows flexed, hands sides of chest, head at starting line,2 trials

57
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method for vertical jump

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warm up, stand with dominant side on wall, measure height with hands up, jump as high as you can.

58
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units of measurement for forestry step test

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units of measurement for 35 meter sprint

60
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units of measurement for Illinois agility test

61
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units of measurement for vertical jump

62
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interpret results for the forestry step test

A

normative table

63
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interpret results for the 35 meter sprint

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normative table

64
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interpret results for the Illinois agility test

A

normative table

65
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interpret results for the vertical jump

A

Lewis nomogram

66
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how can validity be affected in the forestry step test

A

not keeping in time to the beat
height of the bench
technique
human error

67
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how can validity be affected in the 35 meter sprint

A

human error

fatigue

68
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how can validity be affected in the Illinois agility test

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wrong start position

human error

69
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how can validity be affected in the vertical jump

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human error

wrong technique

70
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how can reliability be affected in the forestry step test

A

test done less that 3 times
not the same method
motivation

71
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how can reliability be affected in the 35 meter sprint

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doing it less than 3 times

not the same method

72
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how can reliability be affected in the Illinois agility test

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doing it less than 3 times
not the same method
no rests in between

73
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how can reliability be affected in the vertical jump

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doing it less than 3 times
not the same method
not the same equipment

74
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advantages and disadvantages for the forestry step test

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A-minimal equipment, simple, done anywhere,large numbers

D- assistance is needed, boring, tape needed

75
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advantages and disadvantages for the 35 meter sprint

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A- minimal cost, simple, done anywhere

D- only certain ages,

76
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advantages and disadvantages for the Illinois agility test

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A- minimal equipment, simple

D- different surfaces, risk of slipping,

77
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advantages and disadvantages for the vertical jump

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A- minimal equipment, simple

D-technique is always different

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