Which term describes a collection of fitness tests usually done to measure the demands of a sport?

• A. Fitness Test Battery
• B. Endorsements
• C. Ethics
• D. Normative Data Table

Answer: (A)

Think of how a sport places multiple demands on an athlete—speed, strength, endurance, agility, and skill. A fitness test battery is exactly that: a deliberate set of tests chosen to profile the range of physical attributes most relevant to that sport and to gauge whether an athlete can meet its demands. Using a battery lets coaches see strengths and gaps across several components and track changes over time to guide training. The other terms don’t describe a group of assessments: endorsements are approvals or sponsorships, ethics refers to moral principles, and a normative data table is a reference that shows typical scores for a group, not the collection of tests used. So the collection of fitness assessments designed to mirror sport demands is called a fitness test battery.