I ran the PACER Fitness Test and here's EXACTLY how to do it...

In this video, I'm going to show you exactly how to run the PACER test. If you're a soccer player, then you know that conditioning is a crucial part of the game. The PACER test is an excellent way to measure your fitness level and help you become a better player.
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So, why is the PACER test important for soccer players?
Well, soccer requires a lot of running and endurance, and the PACER test is a great way to measure your cardiovascular fitness. It's also a good indicator of your agility, speed, and stamina. By improving your scores in the PACER test, you can improve your overall performance on the field.
Now, let's get to how to run the PACER test.
You can easily do the test at home, and it doesn't require any special equipment. You'll need a flat surface, cones, and a device to play the audio file for the test. You can find examples of the PACER test audio file online.
To conduct a PACER test, you start by marking two cones 20 meters apart. Then, you run back and forth between the cones, making sure to reach the opposite cone before the beep sounds. The beeps will gradually increase in speed, so you need to keep up with the pace.
Scoring the PACER test is straightforward.
The audio file will indicate when you need to reach the opposite cone, and if you fail to do so before the beep sounds, you're out. The test continues until you cannot keep up with the pace or complete the required laps. Your score is the number of laps you complete before failing.
I know some of you might be wondering, "Is the PACER test hard?"
The answer is, yes, it can be challenging, but it's a great way to push yourself and improve your fitness level. The more you practice, the better you'll get.
So, if you want to become a better soccer player, start incorporating the PACER test into your training routine. It's a fantastic way to improve your conditioning, agility, speed, and stamina. Remember, the key to success is consistency and practice.
Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video!

[@Darknight526]

Great video! Happy that you beat your PB my friend!

[@ProgressiveSoccer]

Thanks for the support. Have you tried it before?

[@Darknight526]

Back in middle and high school. Currently losing weight and I'd like to try out this test when I'm sub 200 lbs. I just spontaneously remembered, typed this in and found your video. :)@@ProgressiveSoccer

[@tovanche-ramirezfamily2132]

Thank you @Progressive Soccer 🙏

[@ProgressiveSoccer]

Thank you appreciate you

[@ImRusting]

that doesnt look like 20m