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The test is performed by running between two markers placed 20 meters (65.6 feet) apart, at an increasing pace as indicated by the beeps. How much space do you need to do the beep test?

The majority of these officers go into the test with limited physical preparation, and still pass quite comfortably. That is not to say we should be hiring less police officers, but the reality is that a bleep test level of 5.4 is not particularly hard to reach.

So if you’re aiming for level 10 on the standard beep test (a very good level) then try to work up to running at 13km/h – in other words you should be doing 1 km in just over 4 and a half minutes. How do you get past level 10 on the beep test? What is the average beep test for a 14 year old? It is the equivalent of running at 5.5mph for 3 and a half minutes. To reach a level of 5.4 in the bleep test requires very little preparation. Simply put, the test needs to be more rigorous.
