Test. Record. Photograph. Addressshortcomings. Get faster. Graph your progress!Yo-Yo Intermittent Pro is an enhanced version of the free Yo-YoIntermittent Test app available athttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=rudy.android.yoyo.Both help conduct the Yo-Yo Intermittent test as defined by JensBangsbo of Copenhagen UniversityIn addition to what the free version has to offer, Pro provides thefollowing:- Save Results. You can save test results (up to 999 of them)- View progress ... graphically- Multiple Users. Each result is "tagged" to a name [HowTo :https://goo.gl/D13dmC]--- Switch between "Enclosure" mode and "Name" mode--- Import names from a plain text file (sdCard, Cloud[Gdrive])--- Save multiple results during a single run- Photo. Option to take a "linked" photo when saving a result- Multiple Users. Each result is "tagged" to a name- Sort Results. By Name, Distance or Date- Export Results. Send an email with the results- Paste-Special directly into a Google spreadsheet. Or copy into adelimiter-separated file to load into your favorite spreadsheetprogramWork out, stay fit, rock on![Reference: Fitness Training in Football, a scientific approach -by Jens Bangsbo (December 1994)]Group recording approaches: see https://goo.gl/D13dmCNotes on Photos:- Requires a back-facing camera- Requires the option to be turned on (within Yoyo Pro)- Every "Save" will invoke your phone's built-in photo appwhere...--- You need to press appropriate buttons to take/approve aphoto--- After which you are automatically returned to Yoyo Pro- Photos are stored in Pictures/Yoyo-mm-dd (e.g. Yoyo-08-29)- Photos are "linked" to results by their names as follows...--- Image file named HH.MM.SS-Distance (e.g. 15.05.35-420)--- The result (visible under "Results") will have the identicaltimestamp, level- Photos are accessible through regular gallery/photo apps- The app, QuickPic, is a good tool to review these photos

The Yo-Yo Intermittent Test evaluates one'sstamina using a profile similar to sports like soccer, basketballand other similar "stop-and-go" vigorous sports.This app will allow you to conduct the following:* The Yo-Yo Intermittent Recovery Test, Level 1 and Level 2* The Yo-Yo Intermittent Endurance Test, Level 1 and Level 2as defined by Jens Bangsbo of Copenhagen University (December1994)It will- prompt you with voice cues or ringtones that you select- display seconds to shuttle halfway point- display seconds to next speed level- display seconds during recovery- display distance covered (incl. shuttles) and time elapsedWhen you are done, the app will provide you with- an estimated VO2_Max (recovery mode only)- an estimated calorie consumption- total distance runPrior to using it for the first time, make sure to use the"Settings" menu to customize your sounds (default sound could besilent). Also, if applicable, make sure "Notification Volume" onyour phone is turned up.This app will not allow you to directly save your results (the Proversion will); you could take a screenshot (power + lower volumebuttons simultaneously).Reference: Fitness Training in Football, a scientific approach - byJens Bangsbo, publisher August Krogh Institute - CopenhagenUniversity (December 1994).Typical Results for Yo-Yo IR1 test [Bangsbo et al. (2008)]:Male (Soccer): International level - 2420 m; Elite level - 2190 m;Moderately trained - 1810 mFemale (Soccer) : International level - 1600 m; Elite level - 1360m; Sub-elite - 1160 mWant more? The pro version ($0.99) offers:- Level.Shuttle voice cues- Additional testing options- Save, Save-Continue (group tracking), export results- Photo option when "saving"- And moreAlso from this author: The Beep Test

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