Principles of Fitness Testing

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Across
  1. 3. Are the results a true reflection of what you are trying to measure?
  2. 5. Gathering a range of data in order to make comparisons with your results
  3. 7. These need to be kept constant to ensure reliability
  4. 8. E.G. Someone with low fitness levels should not take part in a maximal aerobic test
  5. 9. This needs to be checked and, if necessary, calibrated
  6. 11. Rules of conduct that should be respected at all times and which ensure people are treated fairly
Down
  1. 1. If repeated, the test gives the same or similar results
  2. 2. Something you need to consider when planning which tests you will administer
  3. 4. Something that may need practising before a test, that the leader will monitor during the test
  4. 6. This needs to be an appropriate time to allow for adequate recovery between tests
  5. 10. A set method for carrying out a particular test