The Development of Normative Fitness Data and Analysing the Relationships Between 20MSFT and 2.4-Km Run Performance in Australian Police Recruits

Patrick G. Campbell; Daniel Maupin; Robert G. Lockie; J. Jay Dawes; Vini Simas; Elisa Fontenelle Dumans Canetti; Ben Schram; Rob Marc Orr

The Development of Normative Fitness Data and Analysing the Relationships Between 20MSFT and 2.4-Km Run Performance in Australian Police Recruits

Patrick G. Campbell, Daniel Maupin, Robert G. Lockie, J. Jay Dawes, Vini Simas, Elisa Fontenelle Dumans Canetti, Ben Schram, Rob Marc Orr

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The 20 m Multistage Fitness Test (MSFT) and 2.4km run are common measures of aerobic fitness, with fitness testing playing a significant role in the academy training of law enforcement recruits. These tests may be interchanged throughout their training, and potentially their period of employment. Noting this, the respective strengths and weaknesses of each assessment can vary. Therefore, this study aimed to develop normative percentile rankings for the 20MSFT, and 2.4km run specific to law enforcement recruits; and to analyse the relationship between the two tests

Original language	English
Pages	5-6
Publication status	Published - 26 Feb 2023
Event	4th International Physical Employment Standards Conference - Bond University, Robina, Australia Duration: 23 Feb 2023 → 26 Feb 2023

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Conference	4th International Physical Employment Standards Conference
Abbreviated title	IPES
Country/Territory	Australia
City	Robina
Period	23/02/23 → 26/02/23

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Campbell, P. G., Maupin, D., Lockie, R. G., Jay Dawes, J., Simas, V., Fontenelle Dumans Canetti, E., Schram, B., & Orr, R. M. (2023). The Development of Normative Fitness Data and Analysing the Relationships Between 20MSFT and 2.4-Km Run Performance in Australian Police Recruits. 5-6. Abstract from 4th International Physical Employment Standards Conference, Robina, Queensland, Australia.

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The Development of Normative Fitness Data and Analysing the Relationships Between 20MSFT and 2.4-Km Run Performance in Australian Police Recruits. / Campbell, Patrick G.; Maupin, Daniel; Lockie, Robert G. et al.

2023. 5-6 Abstract from 4th International Physical Employment Standards Conference, Robina, Queensland, Australia.

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