How to test college students' physical health.

I. Height

1. test purpose

Test students' height, cooperate with weight test, evaluate students' body symmetry, and evaluate students' growth and development level and nutritional status.

2. Field equipment

Height measuring instrument. Before use, check 0: 00, and use a steel ruler to measure whether the height from the plane of the datum plate to the red scribe line in front of the column is 10.0 cm, and the error shall not be greater than 0. 1 cm. At the same time, check whether the column is vertical, whether the joint is tight, whether there is shaking, whether the parts are loose, etc. And correct it in time.

3. Detection method

Subjects stand barefoot on the altimeter floor (upper limbs naturally droop, heels together, toes separated by 60 degrees). The heel, sacrum and two scapular regions are in contact with the column, and the trunk is naturally straight, the head is straight, and the upper edge of tragus and the lower edge of orbit are horizontal (Figure 3- 1). The tester stands on the right side of the subject, gently slides the horizontal pressure plate along the column and gently presses it on the top of the subject's head. When the tester reads, his eyes should be at the same height as the horizontal plane of the platen, and the recorder will repeat and record. In centimeters, accurate to one decimal place. The test error shall not exceed 0.5 cm.

4. Preventive measures

(1) The altimeter should be laid flat against the wall, and the scale of the column should face the light source.

(2) Strictly master the measurement posture requirements of "three-point alignment with column" and "two-point levelness". When the tester reads, his eyes must be at the same height as the pressure plate. When his eyes are higher than the platen, he should squat down, and when he is lower than the platen, he should raise his eyes.

(3) When the horizontal pressure plate is in contact with the head, the tightness should be moderate, those with fluffy hair should be pressed tightly, the braids and knots on the top of the head should be loosened, and the hair accessories should be removed.

(4) After reading, immediately push the horizontal clip to a safe height to prevent damage.

(5) Before measuring the height, the subjects should avoid strenuous physical activity and physical labor.

Second, weight.

1. test purpose

Test students' weight, cooperate with height test, evaluate students' body symmetry, and evaluate students' growth and development level and nutritional status.

2. Field equipment

Lever scale or electronic scale. Check its accuracy and sensitivity before use. The required precision error is not more than 0.65438 0%, that is, the error per 100 kg is less than 0.65438 0 kg. Inspection method: Weigh 10 kg, 20 kg and 30 kg standby standard weights (or replace them with equal-weight calibration weights) respectively, and check whether the error between index reading and standard weights is within the allowable range. The test method of sensitivity is: put a weight of 100g and observe the change of scale. If the ruler is raised by 3mm or the cursor is moved away by 0. 1kg, and the ruler remains horizontal, the requirements will be met.

3. Detection method

When testing, the lever scale should be placed on a flat ground, and the 0 o'clock should be adjusted to the level of the scale. The subjects were barefoot and the male subjects were wearing shorts. Female subjects wear shorts and short-sleeved shirts and stand in the center of the scale (Figure 3-2). The tester places appropriate weights and moves the cursor until the balance is balanced. The reading is in kilograms, accurate to one decimal place. The recorder will record the reading after repeating it. The test error shall not exceed 0. 1 kg.

4. Preventive measures

(1) Subjects shall not engage in strenuous physical activity or physical labor before weighing.

(2) The subject stands in the center of the scale, and the upper and lower lever scales should be moved lightly.

(3) Every time the lever scale is used, it must be calibrated. Testers should check the weight before each reading to avoid mistakes.

Third, step test.

1. test purpose

To test the changes of heart rate of students after quantitative load and evaluate their cardiovascular function.

2. Field equipment

Steps or stools, metronomes (or tape recorders and tapes), stopwatches, step testers.

3. Detection method

Boys in junior high school, senior high school and university use 40 cm high steps (or stools), while girls in junior high school, senior high school and university and boys and girls in grade 5 and 6 of primary school use 35 cm high steps (or stools) to exercise on the treadmill. Before the test, the pulse at rest was measured, and then the subjects did mild preparatory activities, mainly moving the joints of lower limbs. The frequency of going up and down the steps (or stools) is 30 times/minute, so the rhythm of the metronome is 120 times/minute (moving up and down four times each time). Subjects completed the experiment according to the rhythm of metronome.

The testee starts from the preparation posture, (1) the testee puts one foot on the steps; (2) The legs of the treadmill stand upright on the platform; (3) First set foot on the platform and descend to the ground; (4) Return to the preparation posture. Do it continuously for 3 minutes at a speed of 2 seconds (according to the rhythm of the metronome) (Figure 3-3). Keep still and rest after exercise, and measure the pulse number from 1 minute to 1 minute and a half, from 2 minutes to 2 minutes and a half, and from 3 minutes to 3 minutes and a half after exercise. The evaluation index is obtained by the following formula. If the calculation result contains decimals, the 1 digit after the decimal point shall be rounded to round off the score.

Evaluation index = duration of up-and-down movement on the treadmill (seconds) × 100/2× (sum of three pulse measurements)

4. Preventive measures

(1) Students with heart disease cannot take the exam.

(2) According to the rhythm of 2 seconds, next time. When the subjects can't keep up with the rhythm, they should be reminded in time. If they can't keep up with the rhythm three times in a row, they should stop the test to avoid injury accidents.

(3) When going up and down the steps, keep your knees and hips straight.

(4) Candidates are not allowed to take their own pulse.

(5) If the subject can't complete the load exercise for 3 minutes, it shall be calculated according to the actual duration of the steps and the steps, and the calculation formula is the same as above.

Fourth, vital capacity.

1. test purpose

Test students' pulmonary ventilation function.

2. Field equipment

Electronic spirometer.

3. Detection method

The room is well ventilated; Use dry disposable mouthparts (non-disposable mouthparts need to be disinfected every time the test object is changed, and everyone should pour saliva under their mouth when testing, and they must be dried after disinfection). Put the spirometer main unit on a stable desktop, and check whether the power cord and interface are firm. Press the work key, and "0" will be displayed on the LCD screen, indicating that the machine has entered the working state. It is best to preheat for 5 minutes before testing.

First, tell the subjects not to be nervous and try to blow with moderate speed and strength. Let the subjects stand in front of the instrument and hold the blowing nozzle, and stand in front of the spirometer and try to blow 1 2 times. First, check whether the instrument reacts, and try whether there is air leakage in the mouth or nose, adjust the mouth and mouth and use the nose clip (or pinch the nose yourself); Learn to breathe deeply (avoid shrugging your shoulders and lifting your breath, but breathe slowly like you smell fancy). After taking a deep breath once or twice than usual, the subjects should take a deep breath, hold their breath, and slowly exhale into the mouth until they can no longer breathe, so as to prevent inhaling from the mouth at this time, and should not inhale twice during the test. After blowing, the last number displayed on the LCD screen is the milliliter value of vital capacity. Each subject measured three times, with an interval of 15 seconds, and recorded three times, and the maximum value was taken as the test result. In milliliters, no decimals are reserved.

4. Preventive measures

(1) The smoothness and dryness of the measuring part of the electronic spirometer are the key to the accuracy of the instrument, and the duct of the blowing cylinder must be above to avoid saliva or debris blocking the airway.

(2) Clean and dry the inside of the air pump with a dry cotton ball in time after each 10 person test. It is forbidden to flush the inside of the air pump with any liquid such as water or alcohol.

(3) The airway should not be bent during storage.

(4) Check the instrument regularly.

Run 50 or 50 meters.

1. test purpose

Test the development level of speed, agility and flexibility of students' nervous system.

2. Field equipment

There are several 50-meter straight runways with flat ground and unlimited geology, and the runway lines should be clear. A starting flag, a whistle and several stopwatches (one for each watch). Before using the stopwatch, the standard stopwatch should be used for correction, and the error per minute should not exceed 0.2 seconds. The standard stopwatch is selected based on Beijing time, and the error per hour does not exceed 0.3 seconds.

3. Detection method

Subjects were divided into groups of at least two people for testing. Start at a standstill, and the subject starts to start after hearing the password of "run". The starter should wave the starting flag when giving the password. When the timekeeper starts timing according to the flag, the subject's torso reaches the vertical plane of the finish line and stops. Record the test results in seconds, accurate to one decimal place, and the second decimal place should be rounded to 1 according to the non-zero principle, such as 10. 1 1 sec, which is read as 10.2 sec and recorded.

4. Preventive measures

(1) It is best for the subjects to wear sports shoes or flat shoes, or go barefoot. But spikes, leather shoes and plastic sandals are not allowed.

(2) If runners are found, they should be recalled immediately to run again.

(3) Run with the wind in case of wind.

Six, 25 meters ×2 running back and forth

1, test purpose

This event is an alternative to the 50-meter race and is suitable for schools with small venues.

2. Field equipment

There are several runways about 30 meters, each with a width of 2 ~ 2.5 meters. The ground should be flat, the geology is not limited, and the runway line should be clear. Draw two parallel lines at both ends of the runway, which are 25m apart, as the starting point (end point) line and the turn-back line respectively, and insert a pole (the height of the pole is greater than1.2m) in the turn-back line as the turn-back sign. A starting flag, a whistle and several stopwatches (one for each watch). Before using the stopwatch, it is necessary to use a standard stopwatch for correction, and also need a 50-meter running test.

3. Detection method

The test is conducted in small groups with at least two people in each group. Each runway is recorded by one person. The subjects stood behind the starting line and got ready. After hearing the "run" password, they began to run. When turning back, the subject should bypass the post counterclockwise and must not touch the post or cross the road. The tester turns on the blood glucose meter while issuing the password. Stop the watch when the subject's chest reaches the vertical plane of the finish line. Record the test results in seconds, accurate to one decimal place, and the second decimal place should be rounded to 1 according to the non-zero principle, such as 10. 1 1 sec, which is read as 10.2 sec and recorded.

4. Preventive measures

(1) When turning back, the subjects should run back and forth around the pole to avoid collision and injury of two or more subjects during the test.

(2) For other precautions, please refer to the precautions for 50m running.

7400 meters.

1. test purpose

Test the development level of students' speed endurance, which is suitable for fifth and sixth grade primary school students.

2. Field equipment

400 meters, 200 meters, 300 meters track and field track or other irregular venues, but the measurement must be accurate. The ground should be flat, the geology is not limited, and the runway line should be clear. A starting flag, a whistle and several stopwatches (one for each watch). Before using the stopwatch, it is necessary to use a standard stopwatch for correction, and also need a 50-meter running test.

3. Detection method

The test is conducted in small groups with at least two people in each group. Subjects stand behind the starting line to prepare, start in a standing position, and start after hearing the password or whistle. When the starter gives the "run" password, the watch starts to time, and stops when the subject's torso reaches the vertical plane of the finish line. Scores are recorded in minutes and seconds, regardless of decimals.

4. Preventive measures

(1) If the test is conducted in a non-400-meter standard venue, the tester should report the remaining laps to the subject to avoid running the wrong distance.

(2) Testers should inform the subjects that they should continue to walk slowly after running, and don't stop immediately to avoid accidents.

(3) Subjects are not allowed to wear leather shoes, plastic sandals and spiked shoes to take the exam.

(4) Be careful when converting minutes and seconds to prevent mistakes.

Eight, 50 meters ×8 round-trip running

1. Test purpose:

This event is an alternative to the 400-meter race. It mainly tests the development level of students' speed, agility and endurance.

2. Field equipment

There are several 50-meter runways, 2-2.5 meters wide, with flat ground and unlimited geology. Set a pole 0.5m and 49.5m in front of the start (end) line, with the height greater than 1.2m, and stand in the center of the runway (Figure 3-4). Several stopwatches should be calibrated before use, which requires the same 50-meter running test.

3. Detection method

Subjects were tested in groups of at least two. Start from the standing position. When I heard the "run" password, I started running and ran back and forth four times. When running back and forth, bypass the post counterclockwise. Never touch the post or cross the road. When the tester gives the "run" password, he starts to time. Stop the watch when the subject's chest reaches the vertical plane of the finish line. Record test results in minutes and seconds, regardless of decimals.

4. Preventive measures

(1) Testers should report the remaining round trip to the subjects to avoid running the wrong distance.

(2) Other matters needing attention and achievement recording methods are the same as those of 400-meter running.

Nine, 800 meters or 1000 meters.

1. test purpose

Test the development level of students' endurance quality, especially the function of cardiovascular and respiratory system and muscle endurance.

2. Field equipment

The 400-meter, 300-meter and 200-meter track and field runways are not subject to geological restrictions. Other irregular sites can also be used, but the measurement must be accurate and the ground level. Several stopwatches need to be calibrated before use, and they are required to be tested in the same 50-meter race.

3. Detection method

Subjects were tested in groups of at least two and began to stand. Start running when you hear the "run" password. When the timekeeper saw the flag moving, he began to time, and stopped when the subject's torso reached the vertical plane of the finish line. Record test results in minutes and seconds, regardless of decimals.

Matters needing attention and results recording method are the same as 50m× 8 round trip.

Ten, standing long jump

1. test purpose

Test the development level of students' lower limb explosive force and physical coordination ability.

2. Field equipment

Sand pit, measuring ruler. The sand surface should be flush with the ground. If there is no bunker, it can be carried out on the flat ground with soft soil. The jump shot shall not be less than 30 cm from the near end of the bunker. Take-off ground should be flat without pits.

3. Detection method

Subjects' feet naturally stand apart. After jumping the jumper, toes are not allowed to step on the line (it is best to start the jumper with a rope). Take off with your feet in the same place at the same time. Don't step or jump. Measure the vertical distance from the trailing edge of the jumper to the nearest landing point. Everyone tries to jump three times and records the best result. In centimeters, regardless of decimals.

4. Preventive measures

(1) found a foul, and the score was invalid. If three attempts fail, let them jump again until they get results.

(2) You can go barefoot, but you are not allowed to wear spikes, leather shoes and plastic sandals to participate in the test.

XI。 Throw sandbags

1, test purpose

Test the explosive force of students' upper limbs, suitable for primary school students in grade one and grade two.

2. Field equipment

A flat site with a length of more than 30 meters is geologically infinite. Draw a straight line at one end of the field as a throwing line. Several cubic or round sandbags weighing 0.25 kg.

3. Detection method

Subjects stood behind the starting line and threw in situ, requiring sandbags to be thrown from above their shoulders. Measure the vertical distance from the trailing edge of the throwing line to the trailing edge of the sandbag landing point. In order to accurately measure the results, there should be someone who is responsible for observing the position of sandbags. Each person throws three times and records the best result. Take the meter as the unit and take one decimal place.

4. Preventive measures

(1) The subject should be thrown in situ, and the run-up is not allowed.

(2) The sandbags must be thrown from above the shoulders.

(3) If the subject throws before and after, the back foot can take a step forward when the sandbag is shot, but it is not allowed to step on the line.

(4) If a foul such as stepping on the line is found, the result is invalid. Those who fail three times should be allowed to vote again until they achieve results.

Twelve, throwing a solid ball

1. test purpose

Test the explosive force of students' upper limbs, which is suitable for students above grade three in primary school.

2. Field equipment

A flat site with a length of more than 30 meters is geologically infinite. Draw a straight line at one end of the field as a throwing line. There are many solid balls. The test balls in the third to sixth grades of primary school weigh 1 kg, and the test balls in junior high schools, senior high schools and universities weigh 2 kg.

3. Detection method

During the test, the subjects stood behind the starting line, with their feet spread back and forth or left and right, their bodies facing the throwing direction, their hands raised the ball over their heads, then leaned back and threw it forward in the same place. If the foot is thrown forward and backward, the back foot can take a step forward when putting the ball, but it is not allowed to step on the line. Each person throws three times and records the best result. Records are in meters, with one decimal place reserved. Measure the vertical distance between the trailing edge of the throwing line and the trailing edge of the ball landing point. In order to accurately measure the results, there should be someone who is responsible for observing the landing point of the solid ball.

The recording method and precautions are the same as throwing sandbags.

Thirteen, grip strength

1. test purpose

Test the development level of students' upper limb muscle strength.

2. Field equipment

Electronic grip dynamometer or spring grip dynamometer.

3. Detection method

Subjects' feet naturally separated into an upright posture, and their arms naturally drooped. Hold the dynamometer tightly (the dynamometer can't touch the clothes and body of the subject at this time) and record the scale of the dynamometer pointer (or the number displayed by the dynamometer). Hold it twice with a strong (sharp) hand. Take the maximum value in kilograms and keep 1 decimal place.

4. Preventive measures

Keep your arms hanging naturally, palms inward, and don't touch clothes and body.

Fourteen, pull-ups

1. test purpose

Test the development level of students' upper limb muscle strength.

2. Field equipment

High horizontal bar or high horizontal bar, the thickness of the bar depends on the hand.

3. Detection method

The subjects jumped up and held the bar with both hands shoulder-width and hung into straight arms. After the rest, pull the body with both arms at the same time (the body can't have extra movements), and pull it up until the lower jaw exceeds the upper edge of the bar, and complete it once. Record the number of pull-ups

4. Preventive measures

(1) Subjects hold the horizontal bar with both hands and start the test after their bodies are still.

(2) When doing pull-ups, the body shall not swing greatly, nor shall it be propped up with other additional actions.

(3) Stop the test when the interval between two pull-ups exceeds 10 second.

Fifteen, sit forward.

1. test purpose

The possible range of motion of students' trunk, waist and hip joints at rest is measured, which mainly reflects the extensibility and elasticity of joints, ligaments and muscles in these parts, as well as the development level of students' physical flexibility.

2. Field equipment

Sitting body bending tester.

3. Detection method

The subjects sat on the flat ground with their legs straight and their feet flat on the test longitudinal plate. Their feet are about 10~ 15 cm apart, and their upper bodies bend forward. Before straightening your arms, push the cursor forward gradually with your fingertips until you can't push it forward (Figure 3-5). The inner edge plane of the tester pedal longitudinal plate is 0, which is negative inward and positive forward. The recording unit is centimeters, with one decimal place reserved. Test twice and get the best result.

4. Preventive measures

(1) Bend forward, and your legs cannot bend when your arm pushes the cursor forward.

(2) Subjects should push the cursor forward at a uniform speed, and sudden exertion is not allowed.

Sixteen, sit-ups

1. test purpose

Test students' abdominal muscle endurance.

2. Field equipment

Many cushions (or substitutes) should be laid flat.

3. Detection method

Subjects lie on their backs on the mat, legs slightly apart, knees bent about 90 degrees, and fingers crossed behind their heads. Another companion pressed his ankle to fix his lower limbs. When the subject sits up, the elbow touches or exceeds the knee once (Figure 3-6). When lying on your back, your shoulder blades must touch the pad. When the tester issues the "start" password, it starts the blood glucose meter and records the completion time within 1 minute. At 1 min, although the subject is already sitting up, it is not counted that the elbow does not reach the knee, and the accuracy is one.

4. Preventive measures

(1) If the subject is found to sit up with the strength of elbow pads or his hips fluctuate, this time it is not counted.

(2) During the test, the observer should count the subjects.

(3) The feet of the subjects must be placed on the mat.

Seventeen, skipping rope

1. test purpose

Test students' lower limb explosive force and body coordination ability.

2. Field equipment

The ground is flat and clean, and the geology is unlimited. The main test equipment includes stopwatch, starting whistle and several skipping ropes of different lengths.

3. Detection method

Work in pairs, one test and the other calculation. The subjects adjusted the length of the rope to an appropriate length and started skipping after hearing the start signal. The action standard is jumping rope with both feet shaking, and each jump is counted once. Stop after hearing the end signal, and the tester counts and records the jumping times of the subjects within 1 minute. The test unit is second.

4. Preventive measures

(1) When the students in the lower grades of primary school take the advanced placement exam, the teacher should make statistics.

(2) Skipping rope and mixing feet during the exam, except this time, continue.

Eighteen, kicking shuttlecock

1, test purpose

Test students' physical coordination ability.

2. Field equipment

The ground is flat and clean, and the geology is unlimited. The main test equipment includes stopwatch, starting whistle and shuttlecock.

3. Detection method

After hearing the start signal, the subjects began to kick shuttlecock, and the action standard was to exchange shuttlecock with one foot or both feet. Stop after hearing the end signal, and the tester counts and records the number of times the subject kicks the shuttlecock within 30 seconds. The test unit is second.

4. Preventive measures

(1) Pupils in lower grades should be counted by the teacher when they take the shuttlecock kicking exam.

(2) During the test, only the times of kicking shuttlecock are recorded, and other parts of the body, such as knees, shoulders and head, contact shuttlecock only as an adjustment action, regardless of the times.

(3) If the badminton lands during the test, it should be continued except this time.

Nineteen. Basketball dribble

1. test purpose

Test students' comprehensive physical quality and basic basketball skills. The test scores are the grades of grade five or six in primary school and junior high school and high school.

2. Field equipment

The proving ground is 20 meters long and 7 meters wide. Two rows of sign poles are set at 5 meters behind the starting line, and the sign poles are 3 meters away from the left and right sideline. Each sign pole is 3m away from the pole, and there are ***5 rows of poles with a total length of 20m. The distance between two parallel poles is 1 m (Figure 3-7). The test equipment includes a stopwatch (which needs to be calibrated before use, and requires a 50-meter run), a starting whistle, a 30-meter tape measure, a 10 sign pole (the height of the pole is greater than1.2m) and several basketballs. Small basketball is used in the fifth and sixth grades of primary school. The weight of the ball is 450-500g, and the circumference of the ball is 68-70cm. Junior high school, high school and college are all basketball. The test ball shall meet the national standards.

3. Detection method

The subject stood behind the starting line with the ball. After hearing the starting command, they dribbled the ball with one hand in turn in the direction shown by the arrow in the figure. High school students and college students need to change hands to dribble every time. After the starter gives the order, the watch starts to time, and when both the subject and the ball return to the finish line, the watch stops timing. Test each subject twice and record the best results. Record the test results in seconds, accurate to 1 digit after the decimal point, and carry the second digit after the decimal point to 1 according to the non-zero principle.

4. Preventive measures

(1) After losing the basketball in the test, if the ball is still at the test site, the subjects can pick it up by themselves and continue dribbling the ball where it was lost, without stopping.

(2) In the test, the following phenomena are all illegal behaviors, and the current results are cancelled: jumping at the start, touching the ball with both hands at the same time when dribbling, touching the ball below the knee, missing the post, knocking over the post, leaving the test area, failing to complete the whole route as shown in the figure, and separating the ball when passing the finish line.

(3) Subjects have two test opportunities, and those who fail to score after two fouls can re-test until they get the results.

Twenty, football.

1. test purpose

Test students' basic football skills. The examination grade is grade five or six in primary school.

2. Field equipment

A solid and flat ground. The test equipment includes several small soccer balls with a weight of 280 ~ 3 10g and a circumference of 54 ~ 56cm.

3. Detection method

The subjects threw the ball in the same place and bounced it continuously with the front of the instep. The ball hits the ground, the test is over, and every time it is counted. Touching the ball in other parts can be used as an adjustment, and the number of times is not limited. Each subject took two tests and recorded the best one. The test unit is second.

4. Preventive measures

Subjects can bat the ball alternately with their feet or continuously with one foot.

Twenty-one, football dribbling

1. test purpose

Test the students' basic football skills, and the test scores are middle school and college grades.

2. Field equipment

The test area is 30m long and 10m wide, the distance from the starting line to the first pole is 5m, and the distance between poles is 5m. * * * There are five sign poles, which are 5m away from both sides. The test equipment includes several soccer balls (the test balls should meet the national standards), a stopwatch (calibrated before use, which requires running 50 meters), a 30-meter tape measure, and five marker poles (the height of the poles is greater than 1.2 meters).

3. Detection method

The subjects stood behind the starting line to prepare. After hearing the starting password, they began to dribble forward, crossing the hurdles in turn and not touching the hurdles. It ends when both the subject and the ball cross the finish line. After the starter gives the order, the timer starts to count, and when both the subject and the ball return to the finish line, the watch stops counting. Everyone runs twice and records the best results. Record the test results in seconds, accurate to one decimal place. The second digit after the decimal point is rounded to 1 according to the non-zero principle.

4. Preventive measures

(1) In the test, the following phenomena are all fouls, and the current results are cancelled: starting and taking off, missing the post, knocking over the post, intentionally handball, failing to complete the whole course as required, etc.

(2) Subjects have two test opportunities, and those who fail to score after two fouls can re-test until they get the results.

22. Volleyball mat

1. test purpose

Test students' basic volleyball skills.

2. Field equipment

The fifth and sixth grades in the experimental area are 2.5m× 2.5m, and the junior high schools, senior high schools and universities are 3m× 3m. The test equipment for the fifth and sixth grades of primary school is soft volleyball, and the test equipment for junior high school and senior high school is volleyball. The test ball shall meet the relevant national standards.

3. Detection method

The subject throws the ball upward in the designated test area, and the individual continues to cushion the ball with both hands on the front. It is required that the hand shape is correct, the hitting position is accurate and the specified height is reached. The test is finished when the ball hits the ground, and it counts every time. The height that the subjects should reach each time is 2 meters for the fifth and sixth grade of primary school, 2.24 meters for junior high school boys, 2 meters for junior high school girls, 2.43 meters for senior high school boys and 2.24 meters for senior high school girls. Each subject was tested twice and the best result was recorded. The test unit is second.

4. Preventive measures

(1) During the test, any of the following phenomena is only used as an adjustment, regardless of the number of times: touching the ball in other ways such as passing, touching the ball outside the test area, and insufficient padding.

(2) In order to facilitate the determination of the height of the mat ball, the net of the volleyball court can be adjusted to the corresponding height, or two poles can be inserted at a distance of 0.5 meters outside the test area, and the top ends of the poles are connected with rubber bands or marker lines, and the measurement can be made by adjusting the poles to the corresponding height. When testing, you can judge by comparing the height of the cushion ball with the height of the net or marker line.