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Tuesday, July 21, 2026
How Many Times Should You Be Able To Sit and Stand in 30 Seconds for Your Age?
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The 30-second chair stand test measures lower-body strength and estimates older adults' risk of falling. Higher scores are indicative of greater mobility, balance, and muscle endurance.
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