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Modifying the pro-agility test: is the change of direction deficit affected by a rolling start?

01/04/2019
By Todd Davidson, Paul Jarvis, Thomas Dos'Santos, Anthony Turner and Chris Bishop

This study evaluated the reliability of a modified pro-agility test as a means of assessing both static and rolling change of direction deficit using solely one change of direction speed test.


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