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Incline Barbell Bench Press Incline Barbell Bench Press To assess students in the incline barbell bench press. Rubric Code: QX26BW7 By mkirkpatrick Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Incline Barbell Bench Press
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Form	Poor Bench is set too high/low. Thighs NOT parallel to floor. Head level with racked bar. Body lacking 2+ more body contact points. OPEN, pronated grip wider/narrower than shoulder width. Unracked bar over chest, elbows bent.	Fair Bench is set too high/low. Thighs parallel to floor. Head level with racked bar. Body lacks 1 point of contact. Closed, pronated grip shoulder width apart. Unracked bar over face and neck, elbows slightly bent.	Good Bench is set to 30'. Thighs parallel to floor. Head lower than racked bar. Body 5-point contact. Closed, pronated grip slightly wider than shoulder width. Unracked bar over face and neck, elbows fully extended.
Execution: Downward	Poor Bar lowered too fast. Lowered to lower-chest area. Elbows slightly away from body. Wrists bent. Forearms outward/inward leaning. Bar compresses chest. Body lacking 2+ more body contact points.	Fair Bar lowered mostly controlled. Lowered to middle-chest area. Elbows slightly away from body. Wrists slightly bent. Forearms slightly outward or inward leaning. Bar lightly touches chest between clavicles and nipples. Body lacks 1 point of contact	Good Bar lowered slowly/controlled. Lowered to upper-chest area. Elbows slightly away from body. Wrists stiff. Forearms parallel. Bar lightly touches chest between clavicles and nipples. 5-point body contact.
Execution: Upward	Poor Bar pressed up and slightly forward. Body/feet break contact with bench/floor. Wrists bent. Forearms leaning outward/inward. Elbows locked.	Fair Bar pressed up. Body and feet remain mostly in initial positions. Wrists slightly bent. Forearms mostly parallel. Elbows mostly fully extended, but not locked.	Good Bar pressed up and slightly back. Body and feet remain in initial positions. Wrists stiff. Forearms parallel. Elbows fully extended, but not locked.