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Several discussions emphasize the core findings, such as the idea that lower scores on the sitting-rising test correlate significantly with higher mortality risks over time. Comments like 'it's a reasonable predictor of overall health status' and descriptions of the test as 'a predictor of longevity' demonstrate the serious tone participants adopt while discussing the implications for older adults. The use of terms like 'must consider' and references to related studies illustrate both the interest in and perceived significance of the article.
Most discussions reflect a general support of the article's findings, indicating that many see the link between musculoskeletal fitness and mortality as significant.
The discussions exhibit a high level of interest, with many participants eager to share their thoughts and insights about the implications of the findings.
While there is some depth in terms of sharing related studies and personal anecdotes, the overall engagement is moderately deep, with varying levels of expertise discussed.
Many contributors perceive the research as holding considerable importance for health practices and aging, suggesting widespread relevance.
Older adults who have muscular strength & flexibility are less likely to fall. Falls are the leading cause of unintentional injury-related deaths for people 65 & older. The sit & raise is a test for basic strength & mobility. Source: https://t.co/h9XkT5XbNY https://t.co/0Wr5M6kqd2
Ability to sit and rise from the floor as a predictor of all-cause mortality https://t.co/d27a9A4Mav https://t.co/OeJya6mVZF
Sabemos que la capacidad muscular es uno de los predictores de mortalidad más importantes. Los resultados mostraron que los individuos con puntuaciones más bajas en el test tenían una mayor tasa de mortalidad en un seguimiento de seis años https://t.co/NlVH80FC5v
Here's the link to the orginal study: https://t.co/h9XkT5XbNY
"اختبار الجلوس والقيام " اذا كان عمرك ٥٠ سنة فمافوق فإن قدرتك على القيام بهذا الاختبار بكفاءة يدل على المرونة العالية وقوة العضلات والتوازن وهذا يعطيك أفضلية في النمط الصحي والعيش -بإذن الله - لعمر أطول https://t.co/LxIrB6C5vZ https://t.co/PtpR065Fnp
@lavieendiamonds @mikecorrcircus @mythoughtfood sit-rise studies show correlation. no causation studies afaik https://t.co/noYCvuPRC1
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Here's the link to the orginal study: https://t.co/h9XkT5XbNY
RT @Dani_trainer_: Sabemos que la capacidad muscular es uno de los predictores de mortalidad más importantes. Los resultados mostraron que…
Sabemos que la capacidad muscular es uno de los predictores de mortalidad más importantes. Los resultados mostraron que los individuos con puntuaciones más bajas en el test tenían una mayor tasa de mortalidad en un seguimiento de seis años https://t.co/NlVH80FC5v
RT @Retlouping: Ability to sit and rise from the floor as a predictor of all-cause mortality https://t.co/d27a9A4Mav https://t.co/OeJya6mVZF
RT @Retlouping: Ability to sit and rise from the floor as a predictor of all-cause mortality https://t.co/d27a9A4Mav https://t.co/OeJya6mVZF
RT @Retlouping: Ability to sit and rise from the floor as a predictor of all-cause mortality https://t.co/d27a9A4Mav https://t.co/OeJya6mVZF
RT @Retlouping: Ability to sit and rise from the floor as a predictor of all-cause mortality https://t.co/d27a9A4Mav https://t.co/OeJya6mVZF
RT @Retlouping: Ability to sit and rise from the floor as a predictor of all-cause mortality https://t.co/d27a9A4Mav https://t.co/OeJya6mVZF
RT @Retlouping: Ability to sit and rise from the floor as a predictor of all-cause mortality https://t.co/d27a9A4Mav https://t.co/OeJya6mVZF
Ability to sit and rise from the floor as a predictor of all-cause mortality https://t.co/d27a9A4Mav https://t.co/OeJya6mVZF
Sitting on the grounds 30 mins a day has been linked to lower deaths from any cause in older people. https://t.co/eNUqur1htx I can sit on floor for 1 hr Can you sit on the floor for 30 mins a day? Comment. #sitting #sitonfloor https://t.co/dUzhA1E5td
@PronouncedHare Why are you trying to dunk on people for sitting on the floor? It demonstrates they can do it – which funnily enough is a reasonable predictor of overall health status. It’s also normal behaviour in many other cultures. https://t.co/KGNHx0z2bP
Do you know the sitting-rising test (SRT)? In 90's, I proposed SRT as a tool for the assessment of non-aerobic physical fitness. Ability to sit and rise from the floor is scored 0 to 10. For knowing more, read at pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31039614/
RT @Strength4_Life: The sit to rise test is a predictor of longevity in older adults; 1 pt⬆️in sitting/rising score~21%⬇️in mortality; C…
RT @Strength4_Life: The sit to rise test is a predictor of longevity in older adults; 1 pt⬆️in sitting/rising score~21%⬇️in mortality; C…
RT @Strength4_Life: The sit to rise test is a predictor of longevity in older adults; 1 pt⬆️in sitting/rising score~21%⬇️in mortality; C…
References: Ability to Sit and Rise From the Floor as a Predictor of All-Cause Mortality (2012) https://t.co/fNwOsbxH1c Sitting–rising test: Sex- and age-reference scores derived from 6141 adults (2020) https://t.co/tFyl4GIayN Chair Sit and Rise: https://t.co/gdWNVmoZzG
Influence of Body Position on Defecation in Humanshttps://kakilak.rs/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Japanese-study.pdf https://t.co/3lx1eIqQYN... Ability to Sit and Rise From the Floor as a Predictor of All-Cause Mortality https://t.co/D4Gknh5F6I... Patterns of Sedentary Behavior and
RT @FitFounder: Older adults who have muscular strength & flexibility are less likely to fall. Falls are the leading cause of unintention…
RT @FitFounder: Older adults who have muscular strength & flexibility are less likely to fall. Falls are the leading cause of unintention…
RT @FitFounder: Older adults who have muscular strength & flexibility are less likely to fall. Falls are the leading cause of unintention…
Older adults who have muscular strength & flexibility are less likely to fall. Falls are the leading cause of unintentional injury-related deaths for people 65 & older. The sit & raise is a test for basic strength & mobility. Source: https://t.co/h9XkT5XbNY https://t.co/0Wr5M6kqd2
@darkthanos Ability to sit and rise from the floor as a predictor of all-cause mortality. Si no te sale bien sentarte y ponerte de pie sin apoyar los brazos, tienes más posibilidades de desconoectarte 6 años antes del servidor. https://t.co/ENfN5u4hdv
@DegenMiami @SBakerMD https://t.co/Ja0xCqMPO4
@marklaslett_NZ Here is the actual study: https://t.co/EqK4Q4D2e3 Methods 2002 adults aged 51–80 years (68% men) performed a sitting-rising test (SRT) to and from the floor, which was scored from 0 to 5, with one point being subtracted from 5 for each support used (hand/knee). Each unit
@Alphafox78 the community note on this post is wrong. this is not about sitting crossed legged but being able to sit down on the floor and get up without using your hands. https://t.co/0cdFn9Dm8u @HelpfulNotes
Capacidad para sentarse y levantarse del suelo como predictor de mortalidad por todas las causas ¿Te animas a probar? (doi:10.1177/2047487312471759). #SittingRisingTest, #Sedentarismo, #InactividadFisica, #PoliticasDeSalud, #SaludPublica, #Enfermedad, #ORIGENLAB, #HUELVA. https://t.co/KdLvsmFfNm
@VonSanders99556 @patricksavalle Veel (natuurlijk opgebouwde) spieren hebben is misschien wel de beste voorspeller voor een lang en gezond leven zonder gebreken. https://t.co/U8IZxygBye
@SoVeryCurious This is not a benign test. Stresses on the knee may injure it. It's the Brito test which came out in 2014. https://t.co/EKqnzIY8qR
Referência: https://t.co/9yZp1U1Iqc https://t.co/6ArMrCMhuQ
RT @ahakawi: "اختبار الجلوس والقيام " اذا كان عمرك ٥٠ سنة فمافوق فإن قدرتك على القيام بهذا الاختبار بكفاءة يدل على المرونة العالية وقوة الع…
"اختبار الجلوس والقيام " اذا كان عمرك ٥٠ سنة فمافوق فإن قدرتك على القيام بهذا الاختبار بكفاءة يدل على المرونة العالية وقوة العضلات والتوازن وهذا يعطيك أفضلية في النمط الصحي والعيش -بإذن الله - لعمر أطول https://t.co/LxIrB6C5vZ https://t.co/PtpR065Fnp
@DrPeterWeeks1 @DrGoblin3 …here’s another test which is predictive of mortality. But I don’t think it’s routinely done. Just as good a case as albumin-creatinine ratio? https://t.co/m89ZU9kNBQ
(2/8) A l'estudi de Brito LB et al 2014, van realitzar el test un total de 2002 persones (51-80a) i van voler relacionar aquesta habilitat amb el risc de mortalitat https://t.co/zVTqnBayqO Ho repetiren al 2020 @cgsaraujo amb una mostra encara més gran: https://t.co/ZYnIzEF8uN https://t.co/wJC3hiubKL
See The Brazilian Longevity Study for more info. https://t.co/fkTvyfYINn
See The Brazilian Longevity Study for more info. https://t.co/fkTvyfYINn
4) P.S. bonus fitness idea from @AJA_Cortes email newsletter. If you can do the stand sit test = you’re in excellent health: https://t.co/fB0xy7YTzU
@feelthebyrn1 I see people rag on getups and I never get it. It's literally a predictor of mortality. https://t.co/l63DmRv1jv
RT @WellBuiltStyle: Reminds me of this: ability to sit and rise from the floor as a predictor of all-cause mortality: https://t.co/tEvu3SOb…
RT @WellBuiltStyle: Reminds me of this: ability to sit and rise from the floor as a predictor of all-cause mortality: https://t.co/tEvu3SOb…
Reminds me of this: ability to sit and rise from the floor as a predictor of all-cause mortality: https://t.co/tEvu3SObT4
@fisiodeprimaria @scooby_groot https://t.co/G3tHumniez
Ability to sit and rise from the floor as a predictor of all-cause mortality - Leonardo Barbosa Barreto de Brito, Djalma Rabelo Ricardo, Denise Sardinha Mendes Soares de Araújo, Plínio Santos Ramos, Jonathan Myers, Claudio Gil Soares de Araújo, 2014… https://t.co/PafNMTdseW
RT @dapatten1: @poetwithpace @Whiffenpuff It's not all bollocks it seems. 10-second balance test: https://t.co/QjQPWTCPJ4 Walking speed: h…
@DoctorTinao Muy bueno, y es bastante más difícil si lo haces con los ojos cerrados. También hay otro test que consiste en intentar ponerse de pie desde sentado en el suelo con el menor nº de apoyos posible; cada uno que usas te resta un punto. https://t.co/hTwp9jJoat
https://t.co/QpKD9QGDg2
@lavieendiamonds @mikecorrcircus @mythoughtfood sit-rise studies show correlation. no causation studies afaik https://t.co/noYCvuPRC1
@GuruAnaerobic Only addition I would make would be getting up off the floor aka STR test https://t.co/khcvb8jhQO
https://t.co/4DIU4uQ5MA
@cjchiu Ability to sit and rise from the floor as a predictor of all-cause mortality https://t.co/c5NSx0vdoM
@hvanspall @ErinMichos @SABOURETCardio
Ability to sit and rise from the floor as a predictor of all-cause mortality https://t.co/c5NSx0vdoM
3. Physical function is a strong predictor / surrogate of survival. Sitting-rising test is free, and it has wide separation in KM curves https://t.co/O8EJtQvygb https://t.co/lrAxyiYJbw
@Jay_B___ @frankmoofia https://t.co/t00FPY5cab doesn’t include people with actual knee injuries etc. obviously
RT @atommorgan: The study was done on patients between the ages of 51 and 80. Scores lower than 8 were 2x as likely to die within the nex…
The study was done on patients between the ages of 51 and 80. Scores lower than 8 were 2x as likely to die within the next 6 years than patients who scored higher. Overall, each point increase was associated with a 21% decrease in all cause mortality. https://t.co/SXX9cj1a0c
RT @cgsaraujo: Our sitting-rising test (SRT) study (https://t.co/M9BdtSUQi7) is being featured today in a nice story by the Hindustan Times…
RT @cgsaraujo: Our sitting-rising test (SRT) study (https://t.co/M9BdtSUQi7) is being featured today in a nice story by the Hindustan Times…
Our sitting-rising test (SRT) study (https://t.co/M9BdtSUQi7) is being featured today in a nice story by the Hindustan Times - one the largest from India -. I found quite funny that they also called SRT as the Brazilian Get Up Test. https://t.co/YyiX1C49pd
@i_Nameee اكيد الدراسة شالت هاي الconfounders الواضحة. هاي الدراسة: https://t.co/HWHi0Boih1
#STUDY claims that musculoskeletal fitness, as assessed by a simple test, can be used to predict death in 51–80-year-olds. As we age, our muscles tend to become weaker combined with a loss of balance means we are increasingly likely to fall. https://t.co/Dh3jrNlnaO #ActiveLife https://t.co/STcmh5suJc
RT @DrHorwitz: Love this paper https://t.co/ezoEn8mNtl https://t.co/mYgxD2x3BU
Love this paper https://t.co/ezoEn8mNtl https://t.co/mYgxD2x3BU
I've seen this used as a test by a few clinicians. It makes sense that you should be able to stand up from the floor with as little help as possible. *Strength & mobility* have carryover beyond the gym. We need these if we're to age well. https://t.co/ETq7oM0Gtk
RT @Strength4_Life: The sit to rise test is a predictor of longevity in older adults; 1 pt⬆️in sitting/rising score~21%⬇️in mortality; C…
RT @Strength4_Life: The sit to rise test is a predictor of longevity in older adults; 1 pt⬆️in sitting/rising score~21%⬇️in mortality; C…
RT @Strength4_Life: The sit to rise test is a predictor of longevity in older adults; 1 pt⬆️in sitting/rising score~21%⬇️in mortality; C…
RT @Strength4_Life: The sit to rise test is a predictor of longevity in older adults; 1 pt⬆️in sitting/rising score~21%⬇️in mortality; C…