Ernest D. Michael, Adran Adams
Abstract
Nine hundred and thirty-eight male college students were tested with a I -minute, 36 stops per minute stop test, using a 17 in. bench. The results are presented in the form of percentiles and T-scores. Related studies are presented indicating the validity of the test when used to follow changes occurring with physical training.
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Nine hundred and thirty-eight male college students were tested with a I -minute, 36 stops per minute stop test, using a 17 in. bench. The results are presented in the form of percentiles and T-scores. Related studies are presented indicating the validity of the test when used to follow changes occurring with physical training.
Key concepts: Test (biology), Step test, Percentile, Physical therapy, Fitness test, Physical fitness, Psychology, Medicine