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Jack Ross' blog from the BBC talking about the impact of Sports Science and new techniques on player preparation.

 

The strength and conditioning work was carried out alongside a regular testing programme where our body fats were monitored during 30 metre sprint tests, vertical jump tests and a "yo-yo" stamina exercise.

 

Though the spints he completed at Falkirk were 20m and body fat percentage was one part of their testing programme but not monitored during the other tests. I think maybe the website editor has fucked up the quoted paragraph.

 

The yo-yo stamina exercise is a modification of the bleep test which is more relevant to football, whereby there is a slight "rest period" between each shuttle where the player walks around a cone 5m away. A bleep test is constant whereby the stop start nature of the Yo-Yo intermittent endurance test more accurately reflects movement patterns in football. ;)

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