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Testing protocol · Endurance

Running Anaerobic Sprint Test (RAST, 6 × 35 m)

Running Anaerobic Sprint Test: six maximal 35 m sprints, each time recorded as a split, with power derived from them.

Version 1 of the protocol in the StatsCenter catalogue.

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RAST power and fatigue index

The formula

Power of each sprint = mass (kg) × 35² ÷ time³ (s)

Fatigue index = (maximum power − minimum power) ÷ sum of the six times

Zagatto, Beck & Gobatto (2009), Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research. The equation estimates; it is not a clinical report and does not replace a direct measurement. It is the same calculation StatsCenter applies when a club collects.

Result

RAST maximum power748.81W
RAST minimum power502.41W
RAST mean power622.48W
RAST fatigue index7.817W/s

When collecting

What StatsCenter records and calculates.

Read from the product's protocol catalogue, in the version a club uses today when it creates an assessment.

Measures

RAST sprint time
s · the lowest attempt counts
Body mass
kg · recorded as measured · optional

Collection conditions

Timing method
Listed: timing gates, handheld stopwatch, GPS and video; another can be described. Must match for two collections to be compared.
Surface
Listed: natural grass, artificial turf, indoor court, running track and sand; another can be described. If it differs, the comparison carries a notice.
Start
Listed: standing and flying; another can be described. Recorded with the collection.

Derived values

  • RAST maximum power

    W
    Sprint distance, in m
    35

    Running Anaerobic Sprint Test (RAST). Zagatto, Beck & Gobatto (2009), Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research. Source

  • RAST minimum power

    W
    Sprint distance, in m
    35

    Running Anaerobic Sprint Test (RAST). Zagatto, Beck & Gobatto (2009), Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research. Source

  • RAST mean power

    W
    Sprint distance, in m
    35

    Running Anaerobic Sprint Test (RAST). Zagatto, Beck & Gobatto (2009), Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research. Source

  • RAST fatigue index

    W/s
    Sprint distance, in m
    35

    Classic RAST fatigue index. Zagatto, Beck & Gobatto (2009), Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research. Source

Run the RAST with your squad in StatsCenter.

The protocol comes ready, with its attempts, its formulas and every athlete's history.

No card needed, every module included. Sign-up and the product are in Portuguese.