Orientation to Physical Efficiency Battery
1986 · National Technical Information Service (via FedFlix)
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- Federal Law Enforcement Training Center
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Federal Law Enforcement Training Center gov.ntis.ava18914vnb1 VP-020-86 Orientation to Physical Efficiency Battery The five part physical efficiency battery test administered at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center is explained here. A narrator provides an explanation as each of the five parts are demonstrated on screen: test for body fat, agility run, bench press, etc.