Beep test · level 14 of 21

Beep test level 14

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Short answer

At level 14 of the Beep test, the required speed is 15 km/h: 13 shuttles of 4.80 s each. The level lasts 1 min 02 s; when it ends you have covered 2 880 m in 14 min 45 s. Completing it in full credits you with a MAS of 15 km/h, roughly 48 ml/min/kg of VO₂max.

15km/hSpeed
13shuttles
4.80sper shuttle
1 min 02 sLevel duration
2 880mCumulative distance
4:00 /kmPace
48Estimated VO₂max

Level 14, 15 km/h, belongs to good-level footballers and runners who train four times a week. At this speed the shuttle version of the test costs noticeably more than its continuous version: the same athlete would go one level further on the VAMEVAL.

The previous level, 13, was run at 14.5 km/h. The next one, 15, moves to 15.5 km/h. On this test the gap between two levels is small in speed and large in feel, because fatigue carries over from one level to the next.

Level 14 in the table

Excerpt of the table around level 14.
LevelSpeedShuttless / shuttleLevel durationCumulative timeCumulative distance
113.5125.331 min 04 s1 min 04 s240
214125.141 min 02 s2 min 06 s480
314.5134.971 min 05 s3 min 10 s740
415134.801 min 02 s4 min 13 s1 000
515.5134.651 min5 min 13 s1 260
616144.501 min 03 s6 min 16 s1 540
716.5144.361 min 01 s7 min 17 s1 820

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Frequently asked questions

What MAS does level 14 of the Beep test give?

A MAS of 15 km/h, provided you complete the level. If you stop midway, the scoring rule credits the last full level, so 14.5 km/h (level 13).

How long does level 14 last?

1 min 02 s, i.e. 13 shuttles of 4.80 s. From the start of the test that makes 14 min 45 s of running.

What pace per kilometre is this level?

15 km/h is 4:00 /km. That is the pace you would hold on a track, without the turns: in a shuttle the same figure costs more.