Draft:Bronco Test
standardised fitness test used in rugby and other field sports
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The Bronco Test is a fitness assessment used primarily in rugby union and league, often as a pre-season ritual. The aim for participants is to complete the assessment in the quickest time possible.[1].
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The test requires participants to complete a sequence of shuttle runs over 60m, 40m, and 20m. Once the 5th set is completed, the time is noted[1].
The world record for the fasted recorded Bronco Test was set by Hugo Keenan, who completed it in four minutes and eleven seconds[2]
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