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HMS, TIP EQ-Bank 080 MC

How does fitness testing contribute to injury prevention in recreational participants?

  1. By ensuring skill-based components are tested before high stress components
  2. By prescribing vetted universal programs to all participants
  3. By emphasising the need for warm-up and cool-down routines
  4. By identifying weaknesses that can be addressed in training
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  • D is correct: Fitness testing identifies weaknesses that can then be targeted in training, reducing the likelihood of injury.

Other options:

  • A is incorrect: The order of skill-based and high-stress components is not the focus of testing.
  • B is incorrect: Programs are individualised, not universal, for safe participation.
  • C is incorrect: Warm-up and cool-down are important, but they are not outcomes of fitness testing.

Filed Under: Performance/fitness testing Tagged With: Band 5, smc-5457-10-Purpose/benefits

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