```html 30-Second Sit-to-Stand Test - Biological Age Assessment
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🪑 30-Second Sit-to-Stand Test

Biological Age Assessment Based on Lower Body Strength

This test measures the number of times you can fully stand up and sit down in 30 seconds to assess lower body strength and endurance. Results are compared against established normative data to provide a biological age estimate and functional fitness assessment.

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📋 Test Instructions

  • Use a standard chair without armrests (seat height approximately 44 cm / 17 inches)
  • Place the chair against a wall to ensure stability and safety
  • Sit in the middle of the chair with your back straight, feet flat on the floor, shoulder-width apart
  • Cross your arms over your chest
  • After clicking "Start Test," begin repeating full stand-up and sit-down movements as fast as you can when you hear the voice prompt "Go"
  • Stop when you hear the voice prompt "Stop" and record the number of complete repetitions

⏱️ 30-Second Timer (with Voice Prompts)

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Click "Start Test" to begin the timer
Live Count: reps

📊 Assessment Results

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Actual Age
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Biological Age (Estimated)

💪 Lower Body Strength Level Assessment

Weak Below Avg Normal Excellent

🏋️ Health & Fitness Recommendations

📑 Reference Standards Table (Based on Jones & Rikli Research Data)

Age Group Male (reps) Female (reps)
18-3530-3828-35
36-4526-3424-32
46-5522-3020-28
56-5918-2616-24
60-6414-1912-17
65-6912-1811-16
70-7412-1710-15
75-7911-1710-15
80-8410-159-14
85-898-148-13
90-947-124-11
⚠️ Disclaimer: This assessment tool is based on normative data from studies by Jones & Rikli (1999, 2002) and others, and is for reference only. It is not a substitute for professional medical diagnosis. Biological age is influenced by many factors; the 30-Second Sit-to-Stand Test primarily reflects lower body strength and endurance. If you have any health concerns, please consult a qualified healthcare professional. Please ensure you are physically fit to perform this type of exercise assessment before testing.
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