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Topic review - Question regarding Beep Test
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Martin
  Post subject:  Make your laptop a beeptest machine!  Reply with quote
You can now download a software program that handles all the beeps for your. Based on your PC's clock speed so exact timing.

And for Free!

http:/ww.rugbycoach.com/free.htm
Post Posted: Wed Oct 06, 2004 9:41 pm
Martin
  Post subject:  The intervals of the Beeptest  Reply with quote
Sorry but you are not correct. You can find the correct intervals on my website:

http://www.rugbycoach.com/fitness/test/20msrt.htm

:arrow: The first table shows the interval of the first stage is 5,5 secs. This means you have to make a tape with beeps 5,5 secs apart for the first minute.

:arrow: Next announce "Stage Two" on you tape and use 5,3 secs intervals for a minute.

etc.

Hope this helps,

Martin
Post Posted: Sat May 29, 2004 8:53 am
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  Post subject:  Question regarding Beep Test  Reply with quote
Hi there, I really enjoy your website. Keep up the good work. I have a question with which I hope you can help. I want to make a tape for the Beep test, but I don't understand how the intervals should be increased.

Do I understand correctly by saying the:
The first and second beep is a minute a part and then what the second and 3rd beep is 54seconds(60 secX90%) apart,etc.

Could you tell me if this is correct? A.
Post Posted: Sat May 29, 2004 8:46 am

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