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Team Bleep Test Analysis

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Team Bleep Test is an innovative app designed for athletes, coaches, and fitness enthusiasts that facilitates the execution of Multi-Stage Fitness Tests (MSFT). It supports teams of up to 40 players, allowing for the recording and tracking of fitness scores over time. Users can view previous scores graphically, enabling better monitoring of player and team fitness progression throughout the season. The app also features various bleep tests including the original MSFT, Yo-Yo Intermittent Recovery, and Yo-Yo Endurance tests, as well as official tests utilized by UK Police and Fire Services.

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In addition to standard tests, Team Bleep Test offers customization options where users can create their own bleep tests. The app provides a real-time display of essential metrics such as VO2 Max, total distance, and current stage during a test. It ensures accurate timing, with results precise to 1/100th of a second, and includes an option for voice announcements to signal stage transitions. Compatibility with Bluetooth speakers enhances usability, making it a versatile tool for any fitness testing scenario.

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Release
Latest update
Version
2.1.0
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
iOS
Operating System
iOS 12.1.2
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
100
Downloads Last Week
0

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SALE - SAVE 66% Team Bleep Test is from the developers of the original Team Bleep Test software for PC which was first released in 2004 and is now...

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