Here is a table of the number of shuttles required to run for each level of the beep test, with calculations for the speeds, times and distances for each level. This table is based on the commonly used version of the test (e.g.as produced by the Australian Sports Commission). See the webpage on beep test versions for more information about variations of the test. running time per Total Cumulative Distance Cumulative Level Shuttles speed shuttle level Time per level Distance (m) (km/h) (s) time (s) (min:seconds) (m) 1 7 8.0 9.00 63.0 1:03 140 140 2 8 9.0 8.00 64.0 2:07 160 300 3 8 9.5 7.58 60.6 3:08 160 460 4 9 10.0 7.20 64.8 4:12 180 640 5 9 10.5 6.86 61.7 5:14 180 820 6 10 11.0 6.55 65.5 6:20 200 1020 7 10 11.5 6.26 62.6 7:22 200 1220 8 11 12.0 6.00 66.0 8:28 220 1440 9 11 12.5 5.76 63.4 9:32 220 1660 10 11 13.0 5.54 60.9 10:32 220 1880 11 12 13.5 5.33 64.0 11:36 240 2120 12 12 14.0 5.14 61.7 12:38 240 2360 13 13 14.5 4.97 64.6 13:43 260 2620 14 13 15.0 4.80 62.4 14:45 260 2880 15 13 15.5 4.65 60.4 15:46 260 3140 16 14 16.0 4.50 63.0 16:49 280 3420 17 14 16.5 4.36 61.1 17:50 280 3700 18 15 17.0 4.24 63.5 18:53 300 4000 19 15 17.5 4.11 61.7 19:55 300 4300 20 16 18.0 4.00 64.0 20:59 320 4620 21 16 18.5 3.89 62.3 22:01 320 4940
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