pfl discipline library



Cat 1.) Stability & Cardiopulmonary

 Sub Max VO2 Max ml/kg/m
Using a treadmill and heartrate monitor walk as fast as you can for 1 mile or 1.61 kilometers with a good straight posture.
record your final heartrate in the last 10 seconds of your walk and the time it took to complete it.

Formula

Figure 1: 0.388 x Age
Figure 2: 0.17 x Weight (Kgs)
Figure 3: 3.265 x Duration (mins)
Figure 4: 0.156 x Heart Rate

Total Score: Fig 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 = X

VO2 Max: 139.168 – X
(Milligrams per Minute)
+ 6.318 for Males



 1 Mile Run min
 Using a treadmill run 1 mile or 1.61 kilometers as fast as you can with good posture



 Shoulder Wall Slide

 

Squat Depth

 

Body Row Hold

 

Prone Knuckle Hold

 

Side Plank

 

Straight Arm Side Plank

 

1 Leg Pike Squat

 

Hand Stand

 

Pike Sit

 

Planche Tuck & Planche

 

Human Flag Tuck & Human Flag

Cat 2.) Strength

 Deadlift

 

Push Up

 

Squat

 

Body Row
 The Body Row has the same criteria as the Body Row Hold listed above in the Stability & Cardiopulmonary category, the only difference being that it is a dynamic exercise of repetitions which lift to an elbow angle of less than 90 degrees each time.

 


Sit Up


 Military Press


 Pull Up


 Inverted Wall Press & Hand Stand Press

Cat 3.) Power & Skill

 Clean & Jerk

 

Pull Up Clean

Note; To measure the Pull Up Clean, first take your 'Calf Raise Reach Height' as described above in the PFL Chart Key, then measure the bar height to which you can perform the discipline. Now divide the bar height by your c.r.r.h and times by 100 to convert into a percentage of your c.r.r.h, this is your score!

 Vertical Jump

Note; To finish what I was saying, the difference between the two heights measured is your score!

 Clap Push Up


 2 Leg Long Jump


 1 Leg Split Jump

Cat 4.) Speed Agility & Quickness

 Shark Skill Test

 

Davies Test

 

100m Sprint
 Mark yourself out a start and a finish line covering 100 meters or use an available running track.
 Set yourself up in the traditional starting position with finger and thumb on the start line and a staggered crouch. You will also need a timekeeper at the finish line with a timing devise to start you off and time your sprint.