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The document provides fitness scores for a 6-year-old male tested on 11/14/2009, including height, weight, BMI, waist circumference, and various physical fitness assessments. All measurements are reported as 0.0 due to potential inaccuracies in testing or data entry. The results are valid only for individuals without major physical development challenges.

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The document provides fitness scores for a 6-year-old male tested on 11/14/2009, including height, weight, BMI, waist circumference, and various physical fitness assessments. All measurements are reported as 0.0 due to potential inaccuracies in testing or data entry. The results are valid only for individuals without major physical development challenges.

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Fitness Scores

1. Personal information

ID / nickname Date of birth Gender Date of testing


11/14/2009 Male 11/14/2009

You were: 0Y, 0M and 0d old at the day of testing. Your scores are evaluated at 6 years.

Test scores

Height 0.0 cm

102 140

Weight 0.0 kg

14 46

BMI
0.0 kg/m2
Body mass index

12 13 14 18 20 29
Waist circumference
0.0 cm
Abdominal adiposity

40 66 70 90

20-m Shuttle run


0.0 stages
Cardiorespiratory fitness

0.5 8.5

Standing long jump


0.0 cm
Explosive power

30 74 96 160

Handgrip
Maximal grip strength of the forearm 0.0 kg
muscles

3 8 10 19

The physical fitness assessments described here are valid only when the measurements are accurate. These results are for those who do not have major
physical development challenges (e.g. accelerated or delayed development, long-term illness, injury). If there are any labels in the report that are missing, it
means that the test was not performed properly, or the results of the test might have been entered incorrectly. Values needed for health-related evaluation
that are currently not available were extrapolated using linear regression.

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