SA Footy

Some SA results:

Repeat Sprints 6 x 30m
1) Ryan Schoenmakers (Norwood)

Three KM time trial
= 4) Tyson Slattery (West Adelaide)
= 4) Chris Hall (Eagles)
= 9) Matthew Broadbent (Eagles)

Standing Vertical Jump
= 7) Ryan Schoenmakers (Norwood)

20m Sprint
6) Ryan Schoenmakers (Norwood)

Shuttle Run (beep test)
1) Chris Hall (Eagles)
= 5) Tyson Slattery (West Adelaide)

what were the scores for the beep test?

hearts on fire wrote:what were the scores for the beep test?

No one got over 15 IIRC

How did Lewis Johnston go?

1980 Tassie Medalist wrote:

hearts on fire wrote:what were the scores for the beep test?

No one got over 15 IIRC

Which is fair enough . I think the highest score was 14.1 and at the SA based training someone got 14.10.

wycbloods wrote:

1980 Tassie Medalist wrote:

hearts on fire wrote:what were the scores for the beep test?

No one got over 15 IIRC

Which is fair enough . I think the highest score was 14.1 and at the SA based training someone got 14.10.

1 shuttle = ~ 0.3 mls/kg/min VO2. 2.7 mls diffrence between the VO2max in Adelaide v Canberra, could the ~600 m diffence in altitude between Canberra and Adelaide account for this...

discuss....

wycbloods wrote:

1980 Tassie Medalist wrote:

hearts on fire wrote:what were the scores for the beep test?

No one got over 15 IIRC

Which is fair enough . I think the highest score was 14.1 and at the SA based training someone got 14.10.

Does 14.10 beat 14.1 ?

HeartBeatsTrue wrote:

wycbloods wrote:

1980 Tassie Medalist wrote:

hearts on fire wrote:what were the scores for the beep test?

No one got over 15 IIRC

Which is fair enough . I think the highest score was 14.1 and at the SA based training someone got 14.10.

Does 14.10 beat 14.1 ?

I think it does, but I'm not sure.

Chris Hall won the DC beep with a 14.6

Young Slattery from Westies also did well with something like a 14.3

HeartBeatsTrue wrote:

wycbloods wrote:

1980 Tassie Medalist wrote:

hearts on fire wrote:what were the scores for the beep test?

No one got over 15 IIRC

Which is fair enough . I think the highest score was 14.1 and at the SA based training someone got 14.10.

Does 14.10 beat 14.1 ?

Yeah it does but it doesn't look right i agree .

whatever wrote:Chris Hall won the DC beep with a 14.6

Young Slattery from Westies also did well with something like a 14.3

I am basing my info from the advertiser(which means i am probably wrong) . But i am sure that they said the winner at the national draft camp was 14.1 and the state based one was won with a 14.10.

wycbloods wrote:

whatever wrote:Chris Hall won the DC beep with a 14.6

Young Slattery from Westies also did well with something like a 14.3

I am basing my info from the advertiser(which means i am probably wrong) .

Yes that is one way to set yourself up to be shot down in flames

I think Stopp did a 14.10 at state screening so the advertiser like usual is half right.

Beep Test Results (top 10 )

1) Chris Hall (Eagles SA) 14.6
2) Rory Sloane (Eastern Ranges Vic) 14.5
2) Steele Sidebottom (Murray Bushrangers) 14.5
4) Luke Shuey (Oakleigh Chargers Vic) 14.4
5) Jarrad Blight (Swan Districts WA) 14.3
5) Tyson Slattery (West Adelaide SA) 14.3
7) Dan Hanneberry (Oakleigh Chargers Vic) 14.2
7) Ian Richardson (Claremont WA) 14.2
9) Tom Lynch (Sandringham Dragons Vic) 14.1
9) Tom Swift (Claremont WA) 14.1

At the State screening Glen Dawson from Woodville West Torrens went 2.75 secs for the 20m sprint. The camp record of 2.79 is held by Danyle Pearce.

Either my memory of what i read is no good or the Advertiser did lead me up the garden path.

Cheers mates.

Thank you for information Ferret...you did not include the recent beep test result of another Eagle who scored a massive 4.6 on his beep test. First name is Glendi, cannot recall the surname.

I believe he struggled because of a hamstring he pulled playing cricket several years ago.

For those Eagles fans interested, check out the link below from the AFL website.

Good little article on a youngster who is guarenteed to be a great AFL footballer.

http://www.afl.com.au/News/NEWSARTICLE/tabid/208/Default.aspx?newsId=69323

1980 Tassie Medalist wrote:

wycbloods wrote:

1980 Tassie Medalist wrote:

hearts on fire wrote:what were the scores for the beep test?

No one got over 15 IIRC

Which is fair enough . I think the highest score was 14.1 and at the SA based training someone got 14.10.

1 shuttle = ~ 0.3 mls/kg/min VO2. 2.7 mls diffrence between the VO2max in Adelaide v Canberra, could the ~600 m diffence in altitude between Canberra and Adelaide account for this...

discuss....

I think i learnt something at school about this in PE.

this is all to do with the capacity of haemoglobin in the blood to carry ogygen to muscles/organs more efficiently.

the higher the altitude, the harder the haemoglobin has to work to supply oxygen to body parts.

Those acclimatised to higher altitudes have a more efficient haemoglobin in their blood, thus why Kenyans are so damn good at distance running.

Does any of that make sense or somewhat accurate? Did I pass?

Geez sounds professional enough to fool or be passed by me.