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Sprint Running, Agility and Anaerobic Endurance: Standards for the Students at the University of Criminal Investigation and Police Studies

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Dopsaj, Milivoj
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Resolving critical incidents can be extremely physically demanding for police officers. Consequently, throughout the selection process, training, and working career, police officers’ physical abilities are often assessed with a battery of tests. Research has been conducted with a total sample of 523 students (232 female and 291 male) at the University of Criminal Investigation and Police Studies (UCIPS), with the aim of defining the norms for Linear sprint performance at 20 m (LSP20m), Illinois agility test (IAT) and Shuttle run 300-yard (ShR300y). The homogeneity of the results has been established by the low skewness and kurtosis coefficient, as well as by the values obtained from the Kolmogorov-Smirnov test, meaning the data are not significantly statistically different from the normal distribution. Based on the percentile distribution, qualitative and quantitative normative values have been defined for LSP20m, IAT and ShR300y. The achieve...ment levels have been ranked as follows: < P10 (insufficient), P10 to P25 (poor), P25 to P50 (fair), P50 to P75 (good), P75 to P90 (very good) and > P90 (excellent). LSP20m, IAT and ShR300y tests can be used for assessing acceleration, running speed and change-of-direction speed in the anaerobic work regime. Furthermore, they correspond to the first stage of critical incidents resolution – getting to the problem (hence can be viewed as job-related fitness tests). Since population norms have been established, their implementation in the battery of tests for the assessment of UCIPS students’ physical abilities in the sense of running tests can be quantitatively applied at the situational system of testing of Specialized Physical Education

Keywords:
police students / Specialized Physical Education / physical abilities / testing procedure
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NBP. Nauka, bezbednost, policija, 2022, 27, 2, 45-58
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  • Belgrade : University of Criminal Investigation and Police Studies
  • Beograd : Kriminalističko-policijski univerzitet

DOI: 10.5937/nabepo27-36046

ISSN: 2620-0406

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AB  - Resolving critical incidents can be extremely physically demanding for police officers. 
Consequently,  throughout  the  selection  process,  training,  and  working  career,  police  officers’  
physical  abilities  are  often  assessed  with  a  battery  of  tests.  Research  has  been  conducted  with  a  
total sample of 523 students (232 female and 291 male) at the University of Criminal Investigation 
and Police Studies (UCIPS), with the aim of defining the norms for Linear sprint performance at 
20 m (LSP20m),
Illinois agility test (IAT) and Shuttle run 300-yard (ShR300y). The homogeneity 
of the results has been established by the low skewness and kurtosis coefficient, as well as by the 
values obtained from the Kolmogorov-Smirnov test, meaning the data are not significantly statistically different from the normal distribution. Based on the percentile distribution, qualitative and 
quantitative normative values have been defined for LSP20m, IAT and ShR300y. The achievement 
levels have been ranked as follows: < P10 (insufficient), P10 to P25 (poor), P25 to P50 (fair), P50 
to P75 (good), P75 to P90 (very good) and > P90 (excellent). LSP20m, IAT and ShR300y tests can 
be used for assessing acceleration, running speed and change-of-direction speed in the anaerobic 
work regime. Furthermore, they correspond to the first stage of critical incidents resolution – 
getting to the problem
 (hence can be viewed as job-related fitness tests). Since population norms have 
been  established,  their  implementation  in  the  battery  of  tests  for  the  assessment  of  UCIPS  students’ physical abilities in the sense of running tests can be quantitatively applied at the situational 
system of testing of Specialized Physical Education
PB  - Belgrade : University of Criminal Investigation and Police Studies
PB  - Beograd : Kriminalističko-policijski univerzitet
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author = "Janković, Radivoje and Dopsaj, Milivoj",
year = "2022",
abstract = "Resolving critical incidents can be extremely physically demanding for police officers. 
Consequently,  throughout  the  selection  process,  training,  and  working  career,  police  officers’  
physical  abilities  are  often  assessed  with  a  battery  of  tests.  Research  has  been  conducted  with  a  
total sample of 523 students (232 female and 291 male) at the University of Criminal Investigation 
and Police Studies (UCIPS), with the aim of defining the norms for Linear sprint performance at 
20 m (LSP20m),
Illinois agility test (IAT) and Shuttle run 300-yard (ShR300y). The homogeneity 
of the results has been established by the low skewness and kurtosis coefficient, as well as by the 
values obtained from the Kolmogorov-Smirnov test, meaning the data are not significantly statistically different from the normal distribution. Based on the percentile distribution, qualitative and 
quantitative normative values have been defined for LSP20m, IAT and ShR300y. The achievement 
levels have been ranked as follows: < P10 (insufficient), P10 to P25 (poor), P25 to P50 (fair), P50 
to P75 (good), P75 to P90 (very good) and > P90 (excellent). LSP20m, IAT and ShR300y tests can 
be used for assessing acceleration, running speed and change-of-direction speed in the anaerobic 
work regime. Furthermore, they correspond to the first stage of critical incidents resolution – 
getting to the problem
 (hence can be viewed as job-related fitness tests). Since population norms have 
been  established,  their  implementation  in  the  battery  of  tests  for  the  assessment  of  UCIPS  students’ physical abilities in the sense of running tests can be quantitatively applied at the situational 
system of testing of Specialized Physical Education",
publisher = "Belgrade : University of Criminal Investigation and Police Studies, Beograd : Kriminalističko-policijski univerzitet",
journal = "NBP. Nauka,  bezbednost,  policija",
title = "Sprint Running, Agility and Anaerobic Endurance: Standards for the  Students at the University of Criminal Investigation and Police Studies",
volume = "27",
number = "2",
pages = "45-58",
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Janković, R.,& Dopsaj, M.. (2022). Sprint Running, Agility and Anaerobic Endurance: Standards for the  Students at the University of Criminal Investigation and Police Studies. in NBP. Nauka,  bezbednost,  policija
Belgrade : University of Criminal Investigation and Police Studies., 27(2), 45-58.
https://doi.org/10.5937/nabepo27-36046
Janković R, Dopsaj M. Sprint Running, Agility and Anaerobic Endurance: Standards for the  Students at the University of Criminal Investigation and Police Studies. in NBP. Nauka,  bezbednost,  policija. 2022;27(2):45-58.
doi:10.5937/nabepo27-36046 .
Janković, Radivoje, Dopsaj, Milivoj, "Sprint Running, Agility and Anaerobic Endurance: Standards for the  Students at the University of Criminal Investigation and Police Studies" in NBP. Nauka,  bezbednost,  policija, 27, no. 2 (2022):45-58,
https://doi.org/10.5937/nabepo27-36046 . .

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