Figures & data
Table 1. Sub-parts per round of the PCT.
Figure 2. Female participant in sportswear (t-shirt, short pants, and athletic footwear) and police uniform (strengthened pants, armored shoes, safety vest and a belt with handcuffs). The loaded bluegun and pepper spray, which participants also wore in their belt during testing, are not displayed in this figure.
![Figure 2. Female participant in sportswear (t-shirt, short pants, and athletic footwear) and police uniform (strengthened pants, armored shoes, safety vest and a belt with handcuffs). The loaded bluegun and pepper spray, which participants also wore in their belt during testing, are not displayed in this figure.](/cms/asset/aee82cb6-c65f-42c3-bad6-e18a0a8cb1a9/gppr_a_1658583_f0002_oc.jpg)
Table 2. Average times when wearing sportswear and police uniform (SDs in parentheses).
Table 3. RPE scores, average physiological intensity (% of subjects’ HRmax and converted to a 0–10 scale) and cumulative physiological load (accumulated sum of the physiological intensity values) comparing sportswear and police uniform (SDs in parentheses).