CSCS Biomotor Ability Testing Flashcards
(33 cards)
What are the Bench Press 1RM norms (70% Percentile Rank) for 1. collegiate female athletes, 2. 14-15 year old high school football players, 3. 16-17 year old high school football players, 4. D1 football players, 5. D3 football players, 6. collegiate male athletes?
- 108 lb
- 195 lb
- 235 lb
- 325 lb
- 305 lb
- 245 lb
What are the Back Squat 1RM norms (70% Percentile Rank) for 1. collegiate female athletes, 2. 14-15 year old high school football players, 3. 16-17 year old high school football players, 4. D1 football players, 5. D3 football players, 6. collegiate male athletes?
- 150 lb
- 325 lb
- 405 lb
- 430 lb
- 405 lb
- 300 lb
What are the Power Clean 1RM norms (70% Percentile Rank) for 1. collegiate female athletes, 2. 14-15 year old high school football players, 3. 16-17 year old high school football players, 4. D1 football players, 5. collegiate male athletes?
- 110 lb
- 190 lb
- 225 lb
- 270 lb
- 225 lb
What are the vertical jump norms for various groups of males: 1. Collegiate football skill positions and basketball players, 2. Competitive and recreational collegiate athletes, 3. High school athletes, 4. Sedentary individuals?
- > 28 inches
- 24-24 inches
- 20-22 inches
- 16 inches
What are the vertical jump norms for various groups of females: 1. Collegiate basketball players, 2. Collegiate athletes, 3. Recreational collegiate aged 4. High school athletes, 5. Sedentary individuals?
- 18-20+ inches
- 16-18.5 inches
- 15 inches
- 13 inches
- <12 inches
What are the T-Test norms for various groups of males: 1. collegiate athletes, 2. recreational collegiate aged athletes, 3. sedentary collegiate aged?
- 9 +/- 0.2 seconds
- 10.5 seconds
- 11.1 seconds
What are the T-Test norms for various groups of females: 1. collegiate athletes, 2. recreational collegiate aged athletes, 3. sedentary collegiate aged?
- 11 +/- 0.2 seconds
- 12.5 seconds
- 13.5 seconds
What are the 40 Yard Sprint norms for various groups of males: 1. Collegiate football skill positions, 2. Collegiate football linebackers, tight ends, safeties and quarterbacks, 3. Collegiate football linemen, 4. Competitive collegiate athletes, 5. Recreational collegiate athletes, 6. High School football skill positions, 7. High School football linebackers, tight ends, safeties and quarterbacks, 8. High School football linemen, 9. Sedentary collegiate?
- 4.6-4.7 seconds
- 4.8-4.9 seconds
- 4.9-5.4 seconds
- 5 seconds
- 5 seconds
- 5.2 seconds
- 5.4 seconds
- 5.4-5.6 seconds
- 5 seconds
What are the 40 Yard Sprint norms for various groups of females: 1. Collegiate collegiate athletes, 2. Recreational collegiate athletes, 3. Sedentary collegiate?
- 5.5-5.96 seconds
- 5.8 seconds
- 6.4 seconds
What are the Hexagon Test norms for various groups of males: 1. collegiate athletes, 2. recreational collegiate aged athletes, 3. sedentary collegiate aged?
- 12.3 seconds
- 12.3 seconds
- 14.2 seconds
What are the Hexagon Test norms for various groups of females: 1. collegiate athletes, 2. recreational collegiate aged athletes, 3. sedentary collegiate aged?
- 12.9 seconds
- 13.2 seconds
- 14.3 seconds
What are the 300 Yard Shuttle norms for various groups: 1. Collegiate football skill positions, 2. Collegiate football linebackers, tight ends, safeties and quarterbacks, 3. Collegiate football linemen, 4. Collegiate female basketball, 5. Collegiate female softball?
- <59 seconds
- <61 seconds
- <65 seconds
- <63 seconds
- <66 seconds
What are the Margaria-Kalamen Stair Sprint Test norms (minimum amount to be considered “good”) for males aged 1. 15-20, 2. 20-30, 3. 30-40, 4. 40-50, 5. Over 50?
- 1844 watts
- 1726 watts
- 1383 watts
- 1040 watts
- 814 watts
What are the Margaria-Kalamen Stair Sprint Test norms (minimum amount to be considered “good”) for females aged 1. 15-20, 2. 20-30, 3. 30-40, 4. 40-50, 5. Over 50?
- 1491 watts
- 1383 watts
- 1040 watts
- 814 watts
- 608 watts
What are the Standing Long Jump norms (70% percentile) for elite male and female athletes?
Males: 122 inches (10 feet 2 inches)
Females: 110 inches (9 feet 2 inches)
What are the Standing Long Jump norms (ranked above average) for 15-16 year old male and female athletes?
Males: 73 inches (6 feet 1 inch)
Females: 61 inches (5 feet 1 inch)
What are the Partial Curl-Up Test norms (70% percentile) for males aged 1. 20-29, 2. 30-39, 3. 40-49, 4. 50-59, 5. 60-69?
- 41 reps
- 46 reps
- 67 reps
- 45 reps
- 26 reps
What are the Partial Curl-Up Test norms (70% percentile) for females aged 1. 20-29, 2. 30-39, 3. 40-49, 4. 50-59, 5. 60-69?
- 37 reps
- 34 reps
- 33 reps
- 23 reps
- 24 reps
What are the Push-Up Test norms (rank between good and very good) for males aged 1. 20-29, 2. 30-39, 3. 40-49, 4. 50-59, 5. 60-69?
- 29 reps
- 22 reps
- 17 reps
- 13 reps
- 11 reps
What are the Push-Up Test norms (rank between good and very good) for females aged 1. 20-29, 2. 30-39, 3. 40-49, 4. 50-59, 5. 60-69?
- 21 reps
- 20 reps
- 15 reps
- 11 reps
- 12 reps
What are the YMCA Bench Press Test norms (70% percentile) for males aged 1. 18-25, 2. 26-35, 3. 36-45, 4. 46-55, 5. 56-65 and 6. Over 65?
- 33 reps
- 29 reps
- 25 reps
- 20 reps
- 14 reps
- 10 reps
Males use a 80 pound barbell
What are the YMCA Bench Press Test norms (70% percentile) for females aged 1. 18-25, 2. 26-35, 3. 36-45, 4. 46-55, 5. 56-65 and 6. Over 65?
- 28 reps
- 28 reps
- 24 reps
- 18 reps
- 14 reps
- 10 reps
Females use a 35 pound barbell
What are the Sit and Reach Test norms (70% percentile) for 1. males aged 20-29, 2. males aged 30-39, 3. females aged 20-29 and 4. females aged 30-39?
- 19.5 inches
- 18.5 inches
- 21.5 inches
- 20.5 inches
What are the 1.5 Mile Run Test norms (70% percentile) for 1. males aged 20-29, 2. males aged 30-39, 3. females aged 20-29 and 4. females aged 30-39?
- 10:47
- 11:34
- 13:53
- 14:24