A 3-min video explaining and demonstrating SRT is also freely available in our Youtube channel
youtu.be/wfodHY9wucs

Thanks for posting on our sitting-rising test. You may find interesting to know that we have just published (online first in the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology in June 18th) an update and extended version of 2012 study.
academic.oup.com/eurjpc/advan...

Eric, I am honored with your post about our newest research study with the sitting-rising test (I created it in 1999), relating low scores with higher mortality in middle-aged and older men and women. SRT sex- and age-reference values are available (2020) journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1...

I was pleased in being interviewed by Laura McKeown (TCTMD) about my newest research study linking low sitting-rising scores (SRT) to higher mortality. For a 3-min Youtube video demonstrating and explaining SRT, access youtu.be/wfodHY9wucs

Thanks for commenting in our epidemiological research study using data from the CLINIMEX Exercise cohort. We have other studies, including a recent one in Mayo Clin Proceed (article in press) that may interest you. You may search by Araujo CG in PubMed.

For more information and some practical hints in this topic, please watch this 2-min video
youtu.be/UEMz9TdQAkA

Thanks Geoff Power for posting in our most recent study using the CLINIMEX Exercise cohort (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil).
Here is the lynk for a Mayo Clin Proceed video with more details about the study. I commented on our sitting-rising test to indirectly assess muscle power.
youtu.be/EYXwHzK6VuU?...

Thanks Geoff Power for posting in our most recent study using the CLINIMEX Exercise cohort (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil).
Here is the lynk for a Mayo Clin Proceed video with more details about the study. I commented on our sitting-rising test to indirectly assess muscle power.
youtu.be/EYXwHzK6VuU?...