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The annual NHL Entry Draft combine assessment involves interviews, medical screenings, and fitness tests over a four-day period.

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Here are the results of the fitness assessments (See details of the testing procedures) for the 2005 NHL Scouting Combine. See more NHL Entry Draft Combine Results.

Below is a table of the average results of all players tested in 2005.

	AVERAGE	LOWEST	HIGHEST
Body Composition
Height (ft:in)	6:1.3	5:9.0	6:7.8
Weight (lb)	192	160	241
Sum of 6 Skinfolds (mm)	64.3	31.1	122.6
Yuhasz % Body Fat	9.9	6.6	15.5
Musculoskeletal Fitness
Sit & Reach (cm)	38	16	54
Curl-Ups (max consecutive #)	25	0	82
Vertek Vertical Jump (in)	24	18	32
Vertek Leg Power (ft-lb/sec)	1098	772	1484
Jump Mat Vertical Jump (in)	22	17	28
Jump Mat Leg Power (ft-lb/sec)	1043	796	1466
Standing Long Jump (in)	97	79	110
Hand Grip - Rt (lb)	129	88	174
Hand Grip - Lt (lb)	126	92	158
Bench Press (150 lb - # of reps)	8	0	19
Bench Press (lb/lb body weight)	6	0	13
Push-Ups (max consecutive #)	24	3	41
Push-Ups x Body Weight (lb)	4589	530	8451
Push Strength (lb)	229	119	315
Push Strength (lb/lb body weight)	1.2	0.7	1.7
Pull Strength (lb)	258	165	425
Pull Strength (lb/lb body weight)	1.4	0.9	2.1
Upper Body Power 4 kg Ball (in)	182	147	238
Anaerobic Fitness
Peak Power Output (Watts) *	969	638	1266
Peak Power Output (Watts/kg)	11.1	7	14.9
Mean Power Output (Watts) *	796	542	991
Mean Power Output (Watts/kg)	9.1	6	11.7
Fatigue Index (% Drop-off from Peak)	35.7	18	51.5
Average Overall RPM	387	250	492
Aerobic Fitness
VO2max (litres.min-1) *	4.66	3.44	5.9
VO2max (ml.kg-1.min-1)	53.4	41.4	65.5

Reference

the 2005-5 figures are derived from the document; Gledhill, N. and Jamnik, V. Detailed Assessment Protocols For NHL Entry Draft Players, York University, Toronto 2007.

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Related Pages

• More NHL Entry Draft Combine Results
• See details of the testing procedures for the NHL Entry Draft Combine