Change-of-direction speed and aerobic fitness could influence academy graduation in law enforcement recruit

Robert G. Lockie; Katherine  Balfany; Ashley M.  Bloodgood; Michael Stierli; Joe Dulla; Jay Dawes; Rob Marc Orr

Change-of-direction speed and aerobic fitness could influence academy graduation in law enforcement recruit

Robert G. Lockie, Katherine Balfany, Ashley M. Bloodgood, Michael Stierli, Joe Dulla, Jay Dawes, Rob Marc Orr

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Law enforcement recruits who separate from academy due to personal reasons, training failure or injuries, or academic failures, tend to demonstrate slower change-of-direction speed measured by the 75-yard pursuit run and poorer aerobic fitness measured by the multistage fitness test.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 9 Nov 2018
Event	Australian Strength Conditioning Association International Conference - ANZ Standium, Sydney, Australia Duration: 9 Nov 2018 → 11 Nov 2018

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Conference	Australian Strength Conditioning Association International Conference
Country/Territory	Australia
City	Sydney
Period	9/11/18 → 11/11/18

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2018. Poster session presented at Australian Strength Conditioning Association International Conference, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.

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Change-of-direction speed and aerobic fitness could influence academy graduation in law enforcement recruit

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