Sitting Rising Test
The exercise was developed in the 1990s by Brazilian sports physician Claudio Gil Soares de Araújo and his wife Denise, a sports scientist, to test the mobility of athletes. Later, a study showed that the test can apparently provide clues to the expected life expectancy of 50-80 year olds.
You can use the exercise to test and train your flexibility, strength and coordination.
Sitting Rising Test (video tutorial)
The Sitting Rising test is not suitable for people with chronic mobility impairments.
Design: Sitting-RISING-TEST
Stand up straight with your feet about shoulder-width apart.
Put one foot in front of the other as if you wanted to cross your legs.
Sit cross-legged without using your hands, dropping or supporting yourself.
Stand up again and come back to the starting position without using your hands or knees to help you, falling back or supporting yourself.
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