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3km Time Trial Tom Rischbieth 9:30 minutes
Beep Test Tom Rischbieth 15.08
Standing vertical jump Trent Croad 83cm
Running " " Jared Brennan 102cm
20m Sprint Danyle Pearce 2.79secs
Agility test Danyle Pearce 7.79secs
Repeat Sprints (1st Year) Tom Hogan 24.67 secs
Repeat sprints was 7 sets of 30 metre sprints with 30 seconds between each set
Beep Test Tom Rischbieth 15.08
Standing vertical jump Trent Croad 83cm
Running " " Jared Brennan 102cm
20m Sprint Danyle Pearce 2.79secs
Agility test Danyle Pearce 7.79secs
Repeat Sprints (1st Year) Tom Hogan 24.67 secs
Repeat sprints was 7 sets of 30 metre sprints with 30 seconds between each set
I know i'm being pedantic, apologies in advance, Simon??
Right you are. I have no idea how or why I typed Tom when the name is sitting right in front of me.
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there are some freakish scores but thought the beep test would have been higher?
notting18
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I know judd recorded a 15.13 or something, in the same year that he was drafted, so must be something different about the results at draft camp
I could be wrong, but I thought Judd did not attend the Draft camps due to injuries. He was tested at the states screening instead.
These results are from the afl website so they are correct. Judd's result may have been in a state screening however I would highly doubt that he would have recorded that level.
People probably don't understand that AFL players carry a lot more muscle than other athletes such as soccer players so beep test levels aren't as high as what those sorts of athletes can notch up. Thats why I laugh when I hear Roos supporters saying every player recorded a beep test over 16 in the summer
Sometimes one person says I heard player X did this and it becomes gospel when its actually just completely made up.
People probably don't understand that AFL players carry a lot more muscle than other athletes such as soccer players so beep test levels aren't as high as what those sorts of athletes can notch up. Thats why I laugh when I hear Roos supporters saying every player recorded a beep test over 16 in the summer
Sometimes one person says I heard player X did this and it becomes gospel when its actually just completely made up.
That can't be right.
24.67/7 = 3.52s average for 30m! The fastest 30m split I've seen from a professional 100m sprinter (Mo Greene) is around 3.6s
notting18
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Gone back and chatted to a few blokes and Judd did get something about that level around draft time, but probably didn't go to draft camp due to his shoulders...still Judd is great, and other guys should have gone close if there isn't something special about beep test at Draft Camp
Hmm yoes once again I am corrected, after a bit more research it is 6*30m sprints with 20 seconds between each. Here's the page I got the times for that run from. Along with all of last years results.
http://www.afl.com.au/Season2007/News/NewsArticle/tabid/208/Default.aspx?newsId=33594
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so they time each 30m sprint and add them together? thats how u r recorded is it?
will this test turn into the next "beep test" of AFL testing?
The Royal Sampler
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How is Tom Rischbieth going for Port? Has he looked like getting a senior callup? I was impressed by his draft camp results, obviously, and would like to see him go on to the big time. 
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don't be suprised of a 15 something as the highest beep test score. i was looking through a thread on the afl one and some people were saying players like chick judd and mitchell completed the beep test with scores of 22 and 23. This is virtually impossible to get because at stage 22/23 you would need to be doing 2.8 seconds, which is not impossible if your not doing the beep test but actually doing the 20 m sprint, but after getting to this stage(22,23) it would be impossible because you would physically be wrecked and drained and wouldnt be able to do 2.8 seconds at stage 22/23 in the beep test. The highest score in a beep test i am aware of is shane crawfords 16.5, which is still a bl**** good effort.
Does anyone heard of who holds the record for beep test within the league at the monent? It used to be said to be Jose Romeo with a score around 17 and then it was said to be David Spriggs but I haven't heard much about it in the last couple of years since?
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melbournemartin
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Apparently Lance Armstrong has an extraordinary score. Nathan Jones got something in the 14s didn't he?
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have many of these records been broken in the last 2 years?
TheBigGame
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Good call!
got the highest beep test at state screening yesterday with a 15.3... looks like he has kept at that fitness level for quiet sme time!
Tim Clarke from hawthorne got mid 17's.
Micheal jordan finsihed the beep test.
And as for why the draft camp record is pretty low, when i did TIS testing with tassie mariners we were getting scores of high 14's with some getting 15's however when you got o draft camp they are very strict on making the beeps/ leaving early before the beeps. In ours, if we just made the line they let it go and you were pretty much out when you gave up unless you were missing the beeps by alot. In draft camp, 2 missed even if they are small and your gone. So the fact is, when you hear of people getting big scores in the beep test at like club level its because they are not very strict on it wheras draft camp is.
Micheal jordan finsihed the beep test.
And as for why the draft camp record is pretty low, when i did TIS testing with tassie mariners we were getting scores of high 14's with some getting 15's however when you got o draft camp they are very strict on making the beeps/ leaving early before the beeps. In ours, if we just made the line they let it go and you were pretty much out when you gave up unless you were missing the beeps by alot. In draft camp, 2 missed even if they are small and your gone. So the fact is, when you hear of people getting big scores in the beep test at like club level its because they are not very strict on it wheras draft camp is.
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Simon Black holds the record for the Brisbane lions 15.11 in 2005 http://www.topendsports.com/testing/beep-scores.htm
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Can people stop saying the "this person" finished the beep test! honestly you sound very very silly saying this without anything to back it up okay?
It goes to level 23 there has never been any tested player in any sport or code to make 20's let alone finish it.
David Beckem finshed it
Micheal Jordan finished it
Stuart Dew finished is as well did he?
sounds easy as.
It goes to level 23 there has never been any tested player in any sport or code to make 20's let alone finish it.
David Beckem finshed it
Micheal Jordan finished it
Stuart Dew finished is as well did he?
sounds easy as.
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