Have a look at topendsports.com this shows you the general guide to bleep tests, which are essentially a shuttle run over 20 metres performed to a tape beep which increases in speed and as it increases you incease to ensure you turn on the beep at the 20 metre mark.
Bleep test. You can also test muscular endurance by doing weights using low weight, high sets and high reps.
To measure a persons fitness u can run a battery of tests. Componants of fitness that can be tested are muscular stregnth, muscular endurance, cardio-vascula endurance, flexablity, co-ordination and agility. Test that can be done for these are the bleep test, Illinois agility test, weight testing, sit and reach test and much more. comment if you found this useful.
Push Up Test
The number of sit-ups you can do without stopping.The number of sit-ups you can do without stopping.
Pacer measures speed/endurance, trunk lift measures flexibility, the mile run measures primarily endurance, but speed as well, curl ups test muscular endurance (in your abdominal area to be exact), the flex arm hang tests muscular endurance in your biceps, and push ups test muscular endurance in your arms as well.
The Bleep Test was invented in 1983
There are different types of tests conducted for muscular endurance such as: Body-weight percentage method Battery test method One rep method The Absolute Muscle Endurance Test Callisthenic exercises
Muscles contracting for a long period of time
Using a stopwatch to count the number of pull-ups performed.
To test how fit you are.
The bleep test.
The test has been variously described as the beep or bleep test, multi-stage fitness test or MSFT/MST, 20 meter shuttle run test, yo-yo endurance test, PACER and Aero tests. In French it is called the 'Test de Luc-Léger'