Test library

Every test in the taxonomy, grouped by the 19 categories — 304 tests, live from the database. This is the one place to read how a test works: click a test name for its full guide (layout, equipment, procedure, scoring). 289 full guides so far; the rest are honestly marked as being written.

0

Pre-Participation Health Screening

2 tests
VISA-A (Achilles Tendon)The athlete answers the 8 VISA A items (pain, stiffness, function, activity)Global fitnessGuide
VISA-P (Patellar Tendon)The athlete answers the 6 VISA P items (pain with activity, function, ability to play)Global fitnessGuide
1

Body Composition

11 tests
Basic AnthropometryZero and check the scale before the sessionGlobal fitnessGuide
Body Composition (derived)Record the skinfold and girth batteries accuratelyGlobal fitnessGuide
Bone Diameter BatteryHumerus breadth: elbow flexed to 90 degrees; palpate the medial and lateral epicondyles and apply the caliper firmly across them at a slight upward angleGlobal fitnessGuide
Drinkwater-Ross FractionationCollect the full [SISA] 10Global fitnessGuide
Girth BatteryKeep the tape at the level described for each site and read where the circumference is greatest (or at the stated landmark)Global fitnessGuide
Heath-Carter SomatotypeCollect the full anthropometry set in one session: skinfolds (triceps, subscapular, supra iliac, calf), the flexed arm and calf girths, humerus and femur breGlobal fitnessGuide
Ideal / Target Body WeightRecord current mass and current body fat %Global fitnessGuide
Maturation Assessment (youth)Measure standing height, sitting height, body mass; compute leg length = standing sitting height, and decimal ageGlobal fitnessGuide
Neck GirthAthlete stands relaxed, head neutral (Frankfort plane)Global fitnessGuide
Skinfold BatteryMark each site firstGlobal fitnessGuide
Waist:Hip RatioMeasure waist and hip circumference with the tape horizontal and just touching the skin (do not compress)Global fitnessGuide
2

Movement Screening & Balance

15 tests
Adductor Squeeze TestAthlete lies supine, hips and knees bent to about 90 degrees, feet flatGlobal fitnessGuide
Bike Fit AssessmentWith the rider pedalling steadily, capture the crank at bottom dead centre and measure knee flexion (each leg)Global fitnessGuide
Cervical Joint-Position ErrorMark the neutral head position (laser on target centre)Global fitnessGuide
CMJ Landing QualityThe athlete performs a counter movement jump and lands under control in the frontal plane camera viewGlobal fitnessGuide
Core Stability Plank ProgressionAthlete holds a front plank on forearms and toes, body in a straight lineGlobal fitnessGuide
Crossover Hop for DistanceThe athlete stands on one leg at the start, hands on hipsGlobal fitnessGuide
Cumberland Ankle Instability Tool (CAIT)The athlete answers the 9 CAIT items about pain and instability for the LEFT ankle, then the RIGHT ankleGlobal fitnessGuide
Functional Movement ScreenSet the equipment to the athlete's measurements where the movement calls for itGlobal fitnessGuide
Hip FAI Screen (FADIR / FABER + rotation ROM)FADIR (impingement test): flex the hip to 90 degrees, then adduct and internally rotate; record positive (reproduces groin/hip pain) or negative, each sideGlobal fitnessGuide
Pelvic Stability (Trendelenburg)The athlete stands tall, hands on hips, feet togetherGlobal fitnessGuide
Pre-Season Movement ScreenWork through the movement items: deep squat, hurdle step, in line lunge, one leg squat, trunk stability push up, rotary stability, scapular and bridge stabilGlobal fitnessGuide
Single-Leg Hop for DistanceThe athlete stands on one leg with the toe at the start line, hands on hipsGlobal fitnessGuide
Standing Stork TestStand comfortably on both feet, hands on the hipsGlobal fitnessGuide
Tuck Jump AssessmentThe athlete performs continuous maximal tuck jumps (knees to hip height) for a 10 second boutGlobal fitnessGuide
Y-Balance TestMeasure each leg's length first reaches are normalised to itGlobal fitnessGuide
3

Flexibility / Mobility

18 tests
Active Straight-Leg Raise (ASLR)The athlete lies supine, legs straight, arms by the sidesGlobal fitnessGuide
Ankle Plantar-/Dorsiflexion ROMPosition the athlete with the lower leg supported and the foot free over the plinth edgeGlobal fitnessGuide
Cervical Spine ROMAthlete sits tall, looking straight ahead this is the neutral startGlobal fitnessGuide
Lumbar Spine ROMFrom upright neutral, measure active lumbar flexion (bend forward) and extension (lean back), keeping the knees softGlobal fitnessGuide
Modified Sit and Reach TestAthlete sits with buttocks, shoulders and head against a wall, legs straight, soles flat on the boxGlobal fitnessGuide
Modified Thomas TestAthlete sits at the edge of the plinth, then lies back holding both knees to the chest so the lower back is flat and the pelvis tilted backGlobal fitnessGuide
Screening Flexibility ChecksShoulder: check the reach behind the back combined movement each sideGlobal fitnessGuide
Shoulder Internal/External Rotation ROMPosition the arm abducted to 90 degrees, elbow flexed 90 degrees, forearm verticalGlobal fitnessGuide
Shoulder & Wrist ElevationMeasure the athlete's arm length first acromion (point of shoulder) to fingertipGlobal fitnessGuide
Sit and ReachAthlete sits with buttocks, shoulders and head against a wall, legs straight, soles flat on the boxGlobal fitnessGuide
Static Ankle-to-Wall (Knee-to-Wall)Athlete faces the wall, test foot pointing straight forward, big toe and knee toward the wallGlobal fitnessGuide
Static Flexibility Test - AnkleStand facing the wall, feet flat on the ground with the toes touching the wall; lean into the wallGlobal fitnessGuide
Static Flexibility Test - Hip and TrunkSit on the floor with the back and head against a wall, legs fully extended, the soles of the feet against the sit and reach boxGlobal fitnessGuide
Static Flexibility Test - ShoulderGrasp one end of the rope with the left hand; four inches away grasp the rope with the right handGlobal fitnessGuide
Straight Leg Hamstring TestThe athlete lies supine with the legs extended and the pelvis neutral; the opposite leg is held flatGlobal fitnessGuide
Trunk & Neck ElevationAthlete lies prone, legs together; the partner anchors the thighs and anklesGlobal fitnessGuide
Weight-Bearing Dorsiflexion LungeThe athlete faces the wall in a half lunge with the test foot toes behind the tape zeroGlobal fitnessGuide
Wrist / Front-Rack ROMWrist extension: with the forearm supported and the palm facing down, passively extend the wrist and measure the angle from neutral with a goniometer (fulcrum aCrossFit / Functional Fitness skillGuide
4

Lung Function

1 test
SpirometryAthlete sits upright, nose clip onGlobal fitnessGuide
5

Muscle Strength

14 tests
1RM Bench PressWarm up: about 5 10 easy reps at ~40 percent of the estimated maxGlobal fitnessGuide
1RM Incline Leg PressSet and record the foot position on the plate and the depth that gives a 90 degree knee bendGlobal fitnessGuide
1RM Parallel SquatBar rests across the upper back; feet a little wider than shoulders, toes slightly outGlobal fitnessGuide
Back Squat 1RMStandardised warm up, then ramp up in singles to a true 1RM below parallel back squatGlobal fitnessGuide
Clean & Jerk 1RMTechnical warm up, then ramp to a true 1RM clean & jerk: full clean to the front rack, then jerk to overhead lockoutGlobal fitnessGuide
Copenhagen Adductor TestSide lying, forearm on the floor, the top leg supported at the ankle (long lever); the lower leg is raised to meet itGlobal fitnessGuide
CrossFit Total (derived)Record the three 1RM lifts (back squat, strict press, deadlift) in the same session; the CrossFit Total = their sum, derived DB side, both absolute and relativeCrossFit / Functional Fitness skillGuide
Deadlift 1RMWarm up then ramp to a true 1RM conventional deadlift: neutral spine, bar over mid foot, full hip + knee lockout at the top, controlledGlobal fitnessGuide
Hand Grip StrengthFit the handle so the second knuckle sits comfortably under the barGlobal fitnessGuide
Isometric Mid-Thigh Pull (IMTP)Set the bar at mid thigh with the athlete in the second pull position: knee 125 145 deg, hip 140 150 deg , straps onGlobal fitnessGuide
Neck Strength (make/break)Position the athlete with the cervical spine neutral and shoulders stabilisedGlobal fitnessGuide
Nordic HamstringThe athlete kneels with ankles held firmly; arms crossed on the chestGlobal fitnessGuide
Snatch 1RMTechnical warm up, then ramp to a true 1RM full squat snatch: one continuous pull from the floor to overhead in a full squat, stand to lockoutGlobal fitnessGuide
Strict Shoulder Press 1RMWarm up then ramp to a true 1RM strict overhead press: bar from the front rack, no leg drive/dip, press to full lockout overhead with the head throughGlobal fitnessGuide
6

Isokinetic Muscle Function

4 tests
Isokinetic Ankle (Inv/Ev, PF/DF)Fix the foot and align the dynamometer axis to the ankle for the chosen plane (plantar/dorsiflexion or inversion/eversion) at the standard velocityGlobal fitnessGuide
Isokinetic Hip Abduction/AdductionSet up and stabilise the athlete for concentric hip abduction/adduction at the standard test velocity (eGlobal fitnessGuide
Isokinetic Knee Extension/FlexionCalibrate, set the seat and align the knee axis; apply gravity correctionGlobal fitnessGuide
Isokinetic Shoulder (IR/ER, Abd/Add)Calibrate, position the arm at 90 degrees abduction with the elbow at 90 degrees, and align the rotation axis; apply gravity correctionGlobal fitnessGuide
7

Muscle Endurance

14 tests
225 lb Bench Press (reps)Load the bar to 225 lbGlobal fitnessGuide
Curl Up TestLie on the mat with the knees bent, feet flat on the floor, hands resting on the thighs and the back of the head resting on the partner's handsGlobal fitnessGuide
Deep Neck Flexor EnduranceAthlete supine, knees bentGlobal fitnessGuide
Maximum Chin-upsWarm up on a lat pulldown, then rest and stretch 2 3 minutesGlobal fitnessGuide
Maximum Pull-upsWarm up on a lat pulldown, then rest and stretch 2 3 minutesGlobal fitnessGuide
Press-ups Test (max reps)Athlete starts in a push up position, hands about shoulder widthGlobal fitnessGuide
Press-ups Test (modified, max reps)Athlete starts in a push up position, hands about shoulder widthGlobal fitnessGuide
Push-ups (60 seconds)Athlete starts in a push up position, hands about shoulder widthGlobal fitnessGuide
Sit-ups (2 minutes)Athlete lies back, knees bent ~90 degrees, hands by the ears (or across the chest pick one and keep it)Global fitnessGuide
Sit-ups (30 seconds)Athlete lies back, knees bent ~90 degrees, hands by the ears (or across the chest pick one and keep it)Global fitnessGuide
Sit-ups (60 seconds)Athlete lies back, knees bent ~90 degrees, hands by the ears (or across the chest pick one and keep it)Global fitnessGuide
Squats Test (max reps)Stand in front of the chair, facing AWAY from it, feet shoulder width apartGlobal fitnessGuide
Trunk Extensor Endurance (Biering-Sorensen)The athlete lies prone with the upper edge of the iliac crests at the plinth end; pelvis, thighs and ankles are strappedGlobal fitnessGuide
Wall Squat HoldStand comfortably on both feet with your back against a smooth wallGlobal fitnessGuide
8

Explosive Power

11 tests
25m Hop TestThe athlete stands on one leg at the start lineGlobal fitnessGuide
Counter-Movement JumpAthlete stands on the mat, hands on hips (kept there throughout to remove arm swing)Global fitnessGuide
Drop Jump / Reactive Strength IndexWarm up thoroughly including submaximal practice dropsGlobal fitnessGuide
Margaria-Kalamen Power TestMeasure and record the athlete body mass and the vertical height between the 3rd and 9th stepsGlobal fitnessGuide
Medicine Ball Throw BatteryStanding throw: athlete faces forward, toes at the line, ball held overhead in two hands, feet parallelGlobal fitnessGuide
Rotational Medicine-Ball ThrowThe athlete stands side on (or seated) at the throw line and performs a maximal rotational (scoop) throw across the body for distanceGlobal fitnessGuide
Running Vertical JumpRecord the athlete standing reach (fingertips flat, feet on the ground)Global fitnessGuide
Sergeant (Vertical Wall) JumpAthlete stands side on, feet flat, and reaches up with the near hand to mark the highest standing point the reach heightGlobal fitnessGuide
Squat Jump (static)Athlete stands on the mat, hands on hips, and lowers to a half squat of about 90 degrees of knee flexionGlobal fitnessGuide
Standing Long Jump (Broad Jump)Athlete stands with feet comfortably apart, toes behind the lineGlobal fitnessGuide
Standing Triple JumpAthlete stands with toes behind the lineGlobal fitnessGuide
9

Acceleration

2 tests
10m SprintWarm up thoroughly at least 10 minutes of easy running, stretching and a few build up sprints, because this is an all out effortGlobal fitnessGuide
5m SprintWarm up thoroughly at least 10 minutes of easy running, stretching and a few build up sprints, because this is an all out effortGlobal fitnessGuide
10

Speed

11 tests
15m SprintAthlete sets up 0Global fitnessGuide
20m SprintWarm up thoroughly at least 10 minutes of easy running, stretching and a few build up sprints, because this is an all out effortGlobal fitnessGuide
25m SprintThorough warm up, including a few build up acceleration sprints to pace ([SISA] 9Global fitnessGuide
30m SprintWarm up thoroughly at least 10 minutes of easy running, stretching and a few build up sprints, because this is an all out effortGlobal fitnessGuide
30m Sprint Fatigue (Power Maintenance)The athlete sprints from A to B between the cones, deviating 5 m sideways in the middle of the sprintGlobal fitnessGuide
35m SprintThe athlete undertakes a warm upGlobal fitnessGuide
40m SprintWarm up thoroughly at least 10 minutes of easy running, stretching and a few build up sprints, because this is an all out effortGlobal fitnessGuide
40-Yard DashWarm up thoroughly at least 10 minutes of easy running, stretching and a few build up sprints, because this is an all out effortGlobal fitnessGuide
60-Yard DashFrom a standing or rolling start (record which), the athlete sprints maximally through the 60 yard gateGlobal fitnessGuide
Flying 30mMark a 30 m timed zone and a 20 30 m run in leading into gate 1Global fitnessGuide
On-Ice Skating SprintFrom a hockey ready stationary stance behind the start line, the skater accelerates maximally on their own goIce Hockey skillGuide
11

Agility

11 tests
20-Yard Pro-Agility Shuttle (5-10-5)Athlete straddles the centre line in a three point or two point stanceGlobal fitnessGuide
3-Cone Drill (L-drill)Set cone A, B 5 yards ahead, and C 5 yards to the side of B (forming an L)Global fitnessGuide
505 Agility TestMark A (start), B (10 m, the timing line) and C (15 m, the turn line)Global fitnessGuide
60-Yard ShuttleSet cones at 5, 10 and 15 yards from the startGlobal fitnessGuide
Agility T-TestSet cone A, then B 10 m ahead, then C 5 m left of B and D 5 m right of BGlobal fitnessGuide
Dot TestComplete SIX sets of each of the following FIVE exercises, timed in succession (no pause): Backwards & Forwards (feet on the two near dots centre splitGlobal fitnessGuide
Hexagonal Obstacle TestAthlete stands in the middle of the hexagon, facing side A, and stays facing side A throughout the whole testGlobal fitnessGuide
Illinois Agility Test (prone start)Athlete lies prone (chest to the ground, hands by the shoulders) behind the start lineGlobal fitnessGuide
Illinois Agility Test (standing start)Mark the 10 m course and place the four centre cones 3Global fitnessGuide
Lateral Change of Direction TestThe athlete starts in an athletic stance straddling the centre line facing forwardGlobal fitnessGuide
Reactive Agility TestThe athlete starts at the start gate and accelerates straight forward on the goGlobal fitnessGuide
12

Anaerobic Capacity

12 tests
400m Drop-Off TestOn a separate effort with full recovery, record the best maximal flat 100 m timeGlobal fitnessGuide
400m SprintWarm up thoroughly this is a maximal anaerobic effortGlobal fitnessGuide
50 m Swim SprintAfter a standardised warm up, the swimmer performs one all out 50 m of the nominated strokeGlobal fitnessGuide
Cycling Power Profile (5s / 1min / 5min)Perform maximal efforts to sample the power duration curve: a 5 s all out sprint (neuromuscular power), a 1 min maximal effort (anaerobic capacity), and a 5 minGlobal fitnessGuide
In-Water Repeated-Sprint TestAfter a standardised warm up, the swimmer performs the set of maximal sprints (fix the rep count, distance and send off / recovery and keep them identical on reGlobal fitnessGuide
On-Ice Repeated-Sprint TestFrom the goal line the skater sprints to the far goal line, then back to the near blue line (= 91Ice Hockey skillGuide
RAST (Running-based Anaerobic Sprint Test)Warm up for 5 10 minutes, then rest for about 10 minutesGlobal fitnessGuide
Repeated High-Intensity Effort (RHIE) TestOne rep = 10 m sprint + 3 full contact 1 on 1 tackles + 30 m jogGlobal fitnessGuide
Repeated Shuttle-Sprint TestThe athlete starts 0Global fitnessGuide
Repeat Sprint Ability (6×30s shuttle)Mark the course 0 25 m: cones every 5 m, sub markers every 2Global fitnessGuide
Rowing-Ergometer Repeated IntervalsAfter a standardised warm up, the rower performs the set of maximal pieces (fix the rep count, piece distance and rest and keep them identical on retest)Global fitnessGuide
Wingate Anaerobic Test (30s cycle)Warm up ~5 minutes sub maximal cycling, including a short 5 second sprint at the test load, then rest 2 3 minutesGlobal fitnessGuide
13

Aerobic Capacity

28 tests
12-Minute Cycle TestWarm up on the bikeGlobal fitnessGuide
12-Minute Swim TestAthlete starts in the water at the wallGlobal fitnessGuide
1-Mile RunRun 1 mile (1609 m) maximally; record the timeCrossFit / Functional Fitness skillGuide
2000 m Rowing Ergometer (Concept2)Complete a standardised warm up (easy rowing plus a few short builds), then rest brieflyGlobal fitnessGuide
2.4km RunWarm up thoroughlyGlobal fitnessGuide
2 km Time TrialAfter a standardised warm up the athlete runs 2 km as fast as possible at an even, self selected paceGlobal fitnessGuide
30-15 Intermittent Fitness TestMark lines at 0, 20 and 40 mGlobal fitnessGuide
5000 m Rowing Ergometer (Concept2)Standardised warm up (easy rowing plus short builds), brief restGlobal fitnessGuide
500 m Row (Concept2)After a warm up, row 500 m maximallyCrossFit / Functional Fitness skillGuide
Air Bike Power TestAfter a warm up, ride maximally for a fixed duration (eCrossFit / Functional Fitness skillGuide
Astrand-Rhyming Submaximal CycleAthlete does a 10 minute warm up; fit the HR monitor and record resting HRGlobal fitnessGuide
Balke Treadmill ProtocolBrief the athlete (light handrail touch, look ahead, stop signal)Global fitnessGuide
Bronco TestFrom the start line the athlete runs to the 20 m cone and back, to the 40 m cone and back, then to the 60 m cone and back (=240 m)Global fitnessGuide
Bruce Treadmill ProtocolBrief technique and the stop signalGlobal fitnessGuide
Cooper 12-Minute RunWarm up, then start the athlete on the lineGlobal fitnessGuide
Cycle Ergometer VO2max (direct)Fit the mask/mouthpiece and heart rate/ECG leads; calibrate the gas analyserGlobal fitnessGuide
Harvard Step TestAthlete steps up and down on the 45 cm bench once every 2 seconds for 5 minutes (= 30 steps/min, 150 steps), or until they can no longer hold the cadenceGlobal fitnessGuide
Home Step TestAthlete steps up and down, one foot at a time, onto the step for 3 minutesGlobal fitnessGuide
Multi-Stage Fitness Test (Bleep)Mark two lines exactly 20 m apartGlobal fitnessGuide
Naughton Treadmill ProtocolBrief technique and the stop signalGlobal fitnessGuide
On-Ice Intermittent Aerobic SkateSkaters shuttle a marked distance to the audio pace, with a short active recovery between shuttlesGlobal fitnessGuide
PWC-170 (Physical Work Capacity)Athlete cycles at a first steady workload (W1) for a few minutes until the heart rate settles; record that heart rate (HR1)Global fitnessGuide
Queens College Step TestSet the metronomeGlobal fitnessGuide
SkiErg 1000 m (Concept2)After a warm up, ski 1000 m maximally with a double pole action; record time and damper settingCrossFit / Functional Fitness skillGuide
Tecumseh Step TestPerform a four step cadence (right foot up, left foot up, right foot down, left foot down), completing 24 cycles per minute (= 2 cycles per 5 second period; metGlobal fitnessGuide
Treadmill VO2max (direct)Fit the mask or mouthpiece and the heart rate monitor; calibrate the analyserGlobal fitnessGuide
Yo-Yo Intermittent Recovery Test L1Mark the 20 m shuttle and the 5 m recovery zoneGlobal fitnessGuide
Yo-Yo Intermittent Recovery Test L2Athlete stands at the start coneGlobal fitnessGuide
14

Lactate Threshold

4 tests
20-Minute FTP Test (cycling)Standardised warm up: 15 20 min easy riding with 2 3 short spin ups, then one 5 minute all out blow out effort , then 5 10 min easyGlobal fitnessGuide
Critical Swim Speed (400/200)Standardised warm up (600 800 m mixed, a few build 50s), then short restGlobal fitnessGuide
Incremental Lactate Step TestWarm upGlobal fitnessGuide
Rowing Ergometer Step TestSet 7 x 4 min steps with the target watts for each step individualised from the athlete's 2 km PB, stepping power up each stageGlobal fitnessGuide
15

Reaction Time

7 tests
Alternate-Hand Wall Toss (30 s)Mark a line 2 m from the wall; the athlete stands behind it for every throwGlobal fitnessGuide
Ear-Foot Reaction TimeAthlete stands with the responding foot resting lightly on/over the foot pad; the response is to SOUND (no need to watch a light)Global fitnessGuide
Ear-Hand Reaction TimeAthlete rests the responding hand on/near the button, looking away from or unable to see the trigger (response is to SOUND, not sight)Global fitnessGuide
Ear-independent Hand vs FootAthlete stands with the responding foot resting lightly on/over the foot pad, watching the light sourceGlobal fitnessGuide
Hand-Eye Reaction TimeRuler drop (Nelson) method: 1Global fitnessGuide
Ruler Drop (reaction stick)Athlete sits with the forearm on the table, wrist over the edge, thumb and index finger open 1 2 cm apartGlobal fitnessGuide
Simple Visual Reaction Time (app/tablet)Open the reaction time test: tap (or click) the moment the visual stimulus appearsGlobal fitnessGuide
16

Sport Specific Skills

138 tests
Global fitness 1applies to every sport
Sport-Specific Skills BatterySummary being written.Global fitnessBeing written
American Football 5
Catching (Am. football)Summary being written.American Football skillBeing written
Place Kicking (Am. football)Mark the stations and record the set used (distances x positions) and the tee/holder conventionAmerican Football skillGuide
Punting (Am. football)Mark the punting spot; brief the spotter and timerAmerican Football skillGuide
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Australian Rules Football 6
AFL Goal KickingMark a fixed set of set shot positions (both sides + central, mixed angles/distances); record themAustralian Rules Football skillGuide
AFL Handball AccuracySet targets short range left and right; record themAustralian Rules Football skillGuide
AFL Kick DistanceThe athlete performs maximal DROP PUNT kicks; best of 3 off each foot (left + right)Australian Rules Football skillGuide
AFL Kicking AccuracySet targets at fixed distances/angles (both sides); record themAustralian Rules Football skillGuide
AFL MarkingDeliver a fixed number of high/contested balls into the zone + lead mark deliveriesAustralian Rules Football skillGuide
AFL Ruck TapSet up repeated ruck contests from a ball up / bounceAustralian Rules Football skillGuide
Baseball 8
Bat SpeedWarm upBaseball skillGuide
Exit Velocity (baseball)Position the radar to read the ball speed cleanlyBaseball skillGuide
Fielding Throw Accuracy (baseball)Mark both stations and the target; record the distances and feed conventionBaseball skillGuide
Hitting Placement (baseball)Set the targets and attempt line at fixed distances; record themBaseball skillGuide
Pitching Accuracy (baseball)Set the target at strike zone height and mark the pitching distance for the athlete's grade; record bothBaseball skillGuide
Pitch VelocityWarm up fullyBaseball skillGuide
Pop Time (catcher)Summary being written.Baseball skillBeing written
Throwing Velocity (baseball)Position the radar to read the ball speed cleanlyBaseball skillGuide
Basketball 9
Approach Jump Reach (basketball)(Recommended) Record standing reach first stand flat footed side on and reach up; note the heightBasketball skillGuide
Control Dribble Course (basketball)Set the cone slalom to a fixed layout and note the spacing so retests matchBasketball skillGuide
Free-Throw % (basketball)Athlete takes a set number of free throws from the lineBasketball skillGuide
Lane Agility Drill (basketball)Set cones at the four corners of the laneBasketball skillGuide
Max Vertical Jump (NBA Combine)Set standing reach as aboveBasketball skillGuide
Spot Shooting % (basketball)Mark the shooting spots and record them; include at least one three point arc spot (FIBA arc 6Basketball skillGuide
Standing Vertical Jump (NBA Combine)Set standing reach: athlete stands flat footed, feet together, and reaches up to displace the highest vane (or mark the wall)Basketball skillGuide
Three-Quarter Court Sprint (NBA Combine)From a standing start on the baseline, the athlete sprints to the far free throw lineBasketball skillGuide
Wall Passing (basketball)Mark the six targets and the restraining line; record the exact layout so retests matchBasketball skillGuide
Camogie 8
Camogie Sideline CutMark a fixed set of positions along the left AND right sideline (mixed distances/angles); record them for retestCamogie skillGuide
Dribble/Solo Slalom (camogie)Set the cone slalom to a fixed layout and note the spacing so retests matchCamogie skillGuide
First-Touch Control (camogie)Mark a control zone and a serving spot at a fixed distanceCamogie skillGuide
Free-Taking Accuracy (camogie)Summary being written.Camogie skillBeing written
Overhead Catch (camogie)Set the delivery so high balls drop consistently into the catch zoneCamogie skillGuide
Puckout Accuracy (camogie)Mark the zones and record the set used (channels x distance bands)Camogie skillGuide
Striking Accuracy (camogie)Set the targets and a striking line at fixed distances; record themCamogie skillGuide
Striking Distance (camogie)Mark the striking line and distance markersCamogie skillGuide
Cricket 5
Batting Placement (cricket)Set the targets and attempt line at fixed distances; record themCricket skillGuide
Bowling Accuracy (cricket)Mark the target zone on the pitch and record itCricket skillGuide
Bowling Speed (cricket)Warm upCricket skillGuide
Run-A-Three (cricket)Athlete starts behind one crease line, bat in hand, in a batting ready stanceCricket skillGuide
Throwing Accuracy (cricket)Mark the throwing spot at a fixed distance from the stumpsCricket skillGuide
CrossFit / Functional Fitness 11
Handstand-Walk DistanceMaximum continuous handstand walk distance in metres without the feet touching downCrossFit / Functional Fitness skillGuide
Max Unbroken Bar Muscle-UpsMaximum unbroken bar muscle ups: from below the bar to full arm lockout above it each repCrossFit / Functional Fitness skillGuide
Max Unbroken Double-UndersMaximum unbroken double unders (the rope passes twice per jump)CrossFit / Functional Fitness skillGuide
Max Unbroken Kipping Handstand Push-UpsMaximum unbroken kipping handstand push ups against the wall, head to the floor and press to lockout each repCrossFit / Functional Fitness skillGuide
Max Unbroken Kipping Pull-UpsMaximum unbroken kipping pull ups, chin over the bar each rep, arms fully extended at the bottomCrossFit / Functional Fitness skillGuide
Max Unbroken Pistol SquatsMaximum unbroken alternating pistol (single leg) squats to full depth, other leg held off the floorCrossFit / Functional Fitness skillGuide
Max Unbroken Ring Muscle-UpsMaximum unbroken ring muscle ups: from a hang to full support lockout on the rings each repCrossFit / Functional Fitness skillGuide
Max Unbroken Strict Handstand Push-UpsMaximum unbroken strict handstand push ups against the wall: head to the floor, press to full elbow lockout, no kipCrossFit / Functional Fitness skillGuide
Max Unbroken Strict Pull-UpsFrom a dead hang, perform maximum unbroken strict pull ups (no kip), chin clearly over the bar each rep, full extension at the bottomCrossFit / Functional Fitness skillGuide
Max Unbroken Toes-to-BarMaximum unbroken toes to bar: both feet contact the bar between the hands each rep, full extension at the bottomCrossFit / Functional Fitness skillGuide
Rope-Climb CapacityNumber of rope climbs achievable to the 4CrossFit / Functional Fitness skillGuide
Field Hockey 6
Drag Flick (hockey)Summary being written.Field Hockey skillBeing written
Dribble Slalom (hockey)Set the cone slalom to a fixed layout and note the spacing so retests matchField Hockey skillGuide
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GK Clearance (hockey)Clearance distance (station 1): clear 3 balls for maximum distance by KICK and 3 by LOG/STICK; record the best of 3 for eachField Hockey skillGuide
Push-Pass Accuracy (hockey)Set the targets and attempt line at fixed distances; record themField Hockey skillGuide
Shooting Accuracy (hockey)Set the targets and attempt line at fixed distances; record themField Hockey skillGuide
Gaelic Football 9
Free-Taking Accuracy (Gaelic football)Mark a fixed set of free kick positions and record them so retests match exactlyGaelic Football skillGuide
Gaelic Football Two-Point ShootingMark a fixed set of positions on or beyond the 40 m arc across both wings and centralGaelic Football skillGuide
Hand-Pass Accuracy (Gaelic football)Set the target and the hand pass distance and record them for repeatable retestsGaelic Football skillGuide
High Catch (Gaelic football)Set consistent high deliveries into the catch zoneGaelic Football skillGuide
Kick Distance (Gaelic football)Mark the kicking line and lay out distance markers downfieldGaelic Football skillGuide
Kicking Accuracy (Gaelic football)The athlete takes a fixed number of place / from hand kicks from each marked position (both feet where relevant)Gaelic Football skillGuide
Kickout Accuracy (Gaelic football)Mark the zones and record the set used (channels x distance bands)Gaelic Football skillGuide
Solo-Run Slalom (Gaelic football)Set the cone slalom to a fixed layout and note the spacing so retests matchGaelic Football skillGuide
Tackling Proficiency (Gaelic football, criteria-based)Set the channel and the start distance between carrier and tackler; keep them constant for retestsGaelic Football skillGuide
Hurling 8
Dribble/Solo Slalom (hurling)Set the cone slalom to a fixed layout and note the spacing so retests matchHurling skillGuide
First-Touch Control (hurling)Mark a control zone and a serving spot at a fixed distanceHurling skillGuide
Free-Taking Accuracy (hurling)Summary being written.Hurling skillBeing written
Hurling Sideline CutMark a fixed set of positions along the left AND right sideline (mixed distances/angles); record them for retestHurling skillGuide
Overhead Catch (hurling)Set the delivery so high balls drop consistently into the catch zoneHurling skillGuide
Puckout Accuracy (hurling)Mark the zones and record the set used (channels x distance bands)Hurling skillGuide
Striking Accuracy (hurling)Set the targets and a striking line at fixed distances; record themHurling skillGuide
Striking Distance (hurling)Mark the striking line and distance markersHurling skillGuide
Hyrox 11
Burpee Broad Jumps 80 m (Station 4)Perform continuous burpee broad jumps for 80 m: chest to the floor each rep, then a two footed broad jump forward; measure total timeHyrox skillGuide
Compromised Run (1 km repeats under fatigue)Standalone (four round mini protocol): perform 4 rounds of [one representative station then a 1 km run], using the stations SkiErg Sled Push Row Wall BHyrox skillGuide
Farmers Carry 200 m (Station 6)Carry the two weights 200 m as fast as possible, turning at each 50 mHyrox skillGuide
Hyrox Full Simulation (race total)Perform the full race as a time trial at the athlete's division x sex loadsHyrox skillGuide
Row 1000 m (Station 5)Row 1000 m maximallyHyrox skillGuide
Roxzone Efficiency (Total Transition Time)Record a full simulation with its total_time_s, 8 run splits and 8 station splitsHyrox skillGuide
Sandbag Lunges 100 m (Station 7)Perform continuous walking lunges for 100 m carrying the sandbag; back knee touches, front shin verticalHyrox skillGuide
SkiErg 1000 m (Station 1)After a standardised warm up, ski 1000 m maximally with a double pole actionHyrox skillGuide
Sled Pull 50 m (Station 3)Pull the loaded sled 50 m hand over hand from the box, walking out to reset as requiredHyrox skillGuide
Sled Push 50 m (Station 2)From the start line, push the loaded sled 50 m as fast as possible, resetting at each 12Hyrox skillGuide
Wall Balls (Station 8)Complete the required reps for time (100 for Men Open / Pro Men / Pro Women; 75 for Women Open)Hyrox skillGuide
Ice Hockey 6
Goalie Lateral Movement (ice hockey)The goalkeeper starts in a butterfly ready stance at one postIce Hockey skillGuide
Passing Accuracy (ice hockey)Set the three stations (forehand, backhand, saucer) at fixed distances eIce Hockey skillGuide
Puck-Control Slalom (ice hockey)Set the cone slalom to a fixed layout and note the spacing so retests matchIce Hockey skillGuide
Shooting Accuracy (ice hockey)Set the targets and attempt line at fixed distances; record themIce Hockey skillGuide
Shot Velocity (ice hockey)Summary being written.Ice Hockey skillBeing written
Skating Agility (ice hockey)Set a fixed cornering/agility course with conesIce Hockey skillGuide
Ladies Gaelic Football 7
Free-Taking Accuracy (Ladies Gaelic football)Mark a fixed set of free kick positions and record them so retests match exactlyLadies Gaelic Football skillGuide
Hand-Pass Accuracy (Ladies Gaelic football)Set the target and the hand pass distance and record them for repeatable retestsLadies Gaelic Football skillGuide
High Catch (Ladies Gaelic football)Set consistent high deliveries into the catch zoneLadies Gaelic Football skillGuide
Kick Distance (Ladies Gaelic football)Mark the kicking line and lay out distance markers downfieldLadies Gaelic Football skillGuide
Kicking Accuracy (Ladies Gaelic football)Set the targets and attempt lines at fixed distances and record them; one station must sit on or outside the 40m arcLadies Gaelic Football skillGuide
Kickout Accuracy (Ladies Gaelic football)Mark the zones and record the set used (channels x distance bands)Ladies Gaelic Football skillGuide
Solo-Run Slalom (Ladies Gaelic football)Set the cone slalom to a fixed layout and note the spacing so retests matchLadies Gaelic Football skillGuide
Rugby 10
Goal-Kicking Accuracy (rugby)Mark a fixed set of place kick positions across both touchlines and central, mixed distances; record them for retestRugby skillGuide
High-Ball Catch (rugby)Deliver a fixed number of high balls into the zone at a consistent hang timeRugby skillGuide
Kick Distance (rugby)The athlete performs maximal kicks from the line; take the best of 3 off each foot (left and right)Rugby skillGuide
Lineout Throw (rugby)Summary being written.Rugby skillBeing written
Passing Accuracy (rugby)Mark the target and measure passing marks at 4 m and 7 mRugby skillGuide
Rugby Breakdown SpeedOn a tackle, start timing when the ball carrier is groundedRugby skillGuide
Rugby JackalOn the cue the athlete races from the start mark to a legal jackal position over the ball (feet, hands on ball, supporting own body weight)Rugby skillGuide
Rugby Ruck Clear-Out TechniqueFrom a realistic starting distance the athlete clears the pad off the ball using the hook and handle techniqueRugby skillGuide
Running-and-Catching Ability (rugby)Athlete starts at the channel entry and runs through at match paceRugby skillGuide
Tackle Proficiency (rugby, criteria-based)Agree the technique criteria before the session, eRugby skillGuide
Rugby League 7
Rugby League Goal KickingMark a fixed set of goal kick positions (both sides + central, mixed distances); record themRugby League skillGuide
Rugby League High-Ball CatchDeliver a fixed number of high balls at a consistent hang timeRugby League skillGuide
Rugby League Kick DistanceThe athlete performs maximal kicks; take the best of 3 off each foot (left and right)Rugby League skillGuide
Rugby League Kicking AccuracyMark fixed general play kick tasks (to a touch zone or a landing box); record themRugby League skillGuide
Rugby League Passing AccuracySet targets at fixed distances left and right of the markRugby League skillGuide
Rugby League Play-the-Ball SpeedFrom a controlled tackle the athlete regains their feet and plays the ball as fast as possibleRugby League skillGuide
Rugby League Tackle CompletionThe athlete performs a fixed number of tackles against the criteria (approach, foot position, contact, leg drive, completion)Rugby League skillGuide
Soccer 8
Crossing Accuracy (soccer)Summary being written.Soccer skillBeing written
Dribble Slalom (soccer)Set the cone slalom to a fixed layout and note the spacing so retests matchSoccer skillGuide
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GK Distribution (soccer)Summary being written.Soccer skillBeing written
Juggling (soccer)Summary being written.Soccer skillBeing written
Passing Accuracy (soccer)Set the targets and attempt line at fixed distances; record themSoccer skillGuide
Shooting Accuracy (soccer)Set the targets and attempt line at fixed distances; record themSoccer skillGuide
Soccer Long-Pass AccuracyFrom the passing spot the athlete plays 10 long passes to the 30 40 m target grid: a mix of DRIVEN and LOFTED, off BOTH feetSoccer skillGuide
Tennis 5
Groundstroke Accuracy (tennis)Set the targets and attempt line at fixed distances; record themTennis skillGuide
Serve Accuracy (tennis)Set the targets and attempt line at fixed distances; record themTennis skillGuide
Serve Speed (tennis)Warm up fullyTennis skillGuide
Spider Run Agility (tennis)Place five balls at the standard spider points around the courtTennis skillGuide
Tennis Volley Accuracy (ITN depth)Player at the net, fully warmed upTennis skillGuide
Triathlon 2
Brick / Transition-Run TestWarm up, then ride a fixed 20 minute bike block at event race powerTriathlon skillGuide
Transition Time (T1 / T2)Standardised distancesTriathlon skillGuide
Volleyball 6
Block Jump Reach (volleyball)Measure or note the standing reach if your device needs itVolleyball skillGuide
Forearm Passing (volleyball)Mark the target zone at the setter position and the receive area; record bothVolleyball skillGuide
Serve Accuracy (volleyball)Set the targets and attempt line at fixed distances; record themVolleyball skillGuide
Setting Accuracy (volleyball)Set the targets and attempt line at fixed distances; record themVolleyball skillGuide
Spike Accuracy (volleyball)Mark the target zones and record the set used; record the attack position (pin line/cross or middle quick)Volleyball skillGuide
Spike Jump Reach (volleyball)Athlete uses their normal spike approach (run up and two foot take off)Volleyball skillGuide
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Sports Psychology

0 tests
To be defined.
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General Health & Wellness Monitoring

1 test
RED-S / Low Energy Availability Screen (LEAF-Q)The athlete completes the questionnaire items on injuries, gastrointestinal function, and menstrual history/function (female athletes)Global fitnessGuide