Exactly, it's like any scientific study, you want as even a playing field as possible so that the results are comparable with as little noise as possible.
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Exactly, it's like any scientific study, you want as even a playing field as possible so that the results are comparable with as little noise as possible.
Arent the readings taken up high? I think the reach is classed as 0cm and they measure the leap height on top of your reach. That way it doesnt matter how tall you are your reach is the starting point.
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20m sprint tests,
Do we know if the start was stationary or rolling?
Do we know if the start was stationary or rolling?
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Now Watts is 'the go' so he's got the old fella lodges clean up there
Can someone pull a post where this guy would have been creaming himself over Nat when Melbourne were in line for him.
Now Watts is 'the go' so he's got the old fella lodges clean up there
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Recruiters have got the massive jumps he's done in the past. He didnt really need to prove that at all today. Same goes for most of the guys really, most of these kids have been tested at preseason and some at AIS. The times themselves are probably just as important as the way the player handles himself, pushes himself, interacts with his peers and other coaches etc.
Yah it measure the JUMP (highest marker tapped minus flat foot reach height)... so in REAL WORLD ie footy height DOES matter... as two guys with the same vertical leap - the taller player outreaches him by however taller he is... so hypothetically if NickNat was playing against Jared Brennan in a game, he would 'outmark' him by 4cm, even though they have the same leap (their feet would be the same height off the ground but their finger tips 4 cm apart in NicNats favour... of course this assumed their arm length is the same as we dont have figures for their raw arm reach so can only go by height difference)
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whos the bet for the beep test. I think Deboer and Hill should fair well. interesting to see how nicnats endurance is like.
Sheehan has said that Sidebottom has run a 15 before, so he should come pretty close
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i dont see your point obviousily the taller you are the better chance you will outmark someone. Also it depends on there arm length not necessarily there height. The vertical leap is measured from where you can reach just standing eg: raising your arm, and then you jump and whatever the top of your hand reaches a result. The difference between your fingers is what vertical leap you have.
Nic Nat can jump 78 (standing leap) + 197 (height) + arm length = maximum height
Brennan 78 (vertical leap standing) + 193 (hieght) + arm length = max height reached
if Nicnats arm length was 80cm then he could reach 355 cm mark which is almost 12 foot
Agreed, i ran a 19.7 last week with a Vic Can in my left hand a smoke in my right while carrying a lingering knee injury that wont go away
My point was in reply to the guy I quoted - who suggested height doesnt matter when considering the vert jump results, which as you just agreed it quite obviously does
Agreed, i ran a 19.7 last week with a Vic Can in my left hand a smoke in my right while carrying a lingering knee injury that wont go away
And you had to give the missus one between beeps too
There's an Age article about Melbourne's No.1 selection which has a few details and it confirms Hill's agility time.
Article here
Article here
Agreed, i ran a 19.7 last week with a Vic Can in my left hand a smoke in my right while carrying a lingering knee injury that wont go away
well that is an accurate statement as long as we change it to 19.7m.
16.1 beep test = bullshit (if you did they need to get the tape measure out. )
Yeah, but that sort of thing wouldn't take Hodgey long.And you had to give the missus one between beeps too
My point was in reply to the guy I quoted - who suggested height doesnt matter when considering the vert jump results, which as you just agreed it quite obviously does
height doesnt matter. A 178cm guy can have a 78cm vertical leap as much as Nic Nat. Like DWD mentions and I mentioned they start measurment from the outstretched reach. The overall total height from the ground to the top of the leap would be different in this case (but that is not what is measured)but the vert leap is the same.
yeah we know that dude - you're also not following the extension to what it means in footy terms... everyone here has said the actual measurement doesnt factor in height and knows that - common sense - but for what it means as a footballer height does matter - as a taller player with the same vert leap will be reaching higher... obviously
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Yeh thats physics but at the end of the day it is the pure leap height that is measured not the total jump....otherwise it wouldnt be a fair test on a shorter player....common sense.
so...its football not a height jumping contest
even with nat only getting 78cm
due to his height he can outreach anyone -.- find some1 who can mark a ball 275cm in the air
imagine if nat was only 85kg like watts
would of blitz the 20m sprints
even with nat only getting 78cm
due to his height he can outreach anyone -.- find some1 who can mark a ball 275cm in the air
imagine if nat was only 85kg like watts
would of blitz the 20m sprints
Agreed, i ran a 19.7 last week with a Vic Can in my left hand a smoke in my right while carrying a lingering knee injury that wont go away
ummm but i actually did run a 16.1. when i say i'm not an athlete i mean i do not do athletics but yeh, thats what i got...more than happy for someone to invite me to the draft camp..but these guys should be getting mid 16's i would have thought. i was getting to stage 13 when i was in year 9.
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WOW, i ran a 13.8 with Endurance Sport Testing ACT IS for Work training once and i thought that was pretty impressive for a 30 YO, but 16.1..............good job.
Who has the record, i thought Crawford was up there with the best at one stage
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