Agility and Endurance Clause Samples

Agility and Endurance. Agility and endurance is defined as the ability to perform large muscle, dynamic, moderate-to-high intensity exercise for prolonged periods. Performance of such exercise depends on the functional state of the respiratory, cardiovascular, and skeletal muscle systems. Agility and endurance is considered health related because (a) low levels of fitness have been associated with markedly increased risk of premature death from all causes and specifically from cardiovascular disease, and (b) high fitness is associated with higher levels of habitual physical activity, which is, in turn, associated with many health benefits. The primary method for determining agility and endurance will be by each member participating in a multi-phase testing event which will include: (1) A 440 yard run; (2) Successfully traverse a real or simulated fence not more than four (4) feet tall; (3) Successfully push a standard issue, Pickerington Police Department patrol vehicle, the Distance of thirty (30) feet; (4) Successfully drag a simulated human body, not weighing more than 150 pounds, a Distance of thirty (30) feet; (5) Complete a shuttle run by negotiating a series of four (4) cones a distance of thirty