The StillStrong Strength Age Test

How strong are you really?

Two simple tests. Two minutes. No equipment.
Built on peer-reviewed studies of 500,000+ adults.

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Test 1 of 2

The 30-Second Chair Stand

  1. Sit on a sturdy chair, arms crossed over your chest.
  2. When the timer starts: stand up fully, sit back down. Repeat.
  3. Count every full stand-up. Stop when the timer ends.

Use a chair against a wall. Stop if you feel pain or dizziness.

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Test 2 of 2

The One-Leg Balance Test

  1. Stand next to a wall or counter — fingertips ready, just in case.
  2. Lift one foot off the floor. Eyes open.
  3. Tap STOP the moment your foot touches down or you grab support.

Stay within arm's reach of support at all times.

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10-second mark: the number scientists watch

Calculating your Strength Age…

Comparing your results against 500,000+ adults…

Your result

Your Strength Age

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The science behind this test

  • Rikli & Jones (1999): 30-second chair-stand normative data, 7,183 adults aged 60–94 — the gold-standard functional strength test.
  • Strassmann et al. (2013), Int J Public Health: sit-to-stand reference values, 6,926 adults aged 20–79.
  • Springer et al. (2007), J Geriatr Phys Ther: one-leg balance normative values, ages 18–99.
  • Araujo et al. (2022), Br J Sports Med: 10-second one-leg stance and 7-year survival, 1,702 adults.
  • Yoon et al. (2024), BMC Public Health: fitness-age modeling in 501,774 adults.

The Strength Age is a wellness and fitness index calculated by StillStrong's proprietary algorithm from validated functional tests. It is not a medical test, diagnosis, or medical advice. Consult your physician before starting any exercise program.