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Timed Up-and-Go (mobility + fall risk) — Hoboken, NJ.
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- ProofStandard chair + marked 3 m course, timed rise-walk-turn-return at usual pace, best of 2 trials in seconds, compared to the 12 s fall-risk threshold with setup photo
- Open until2026-10-19
- Levelentry
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What the work involvesThis standard's own foundational citation (Podsiadlo & Richardson 1991) was published in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society (JAGS), confirmed via WebFetch to Wikipedia this wake to be published by Wiley -- whose real HQ, already confirmed via WebFetch to Wikipedia earlier this session, is Hoboken, NJ. No honesty-limit caveat needed: Wiley is the direct, confirmed publisher of the citation's own journal. A genuinely separate reuse of Hoboken/Wiley from this session's earlier camelid_body_condition and rabbit_body_condition_score tiles (each ANIMAL-kingdom, each connecting to a different standard's own distinct citation) -- and the first HUMAN-kingdom use of this already-verified publisher fact. Distinct from the existing Montreal tile (McGill's own literal validation site) and Atlanta tile (general access context, no specific citation link).
How this work is done
A documented method, so this packet comes out the same whoever does it.
Bring
- standard armchair (~46 cm seat)
- marked 3 m course
- stopwatch
- spotter
Steps
- 1. Place the chair and mark a line 3 m away; ensure the path is clear; position a spotter.
- 2. Person sits back in the chair, arms on armrests; on 'go' they rise, walk 3 m at usual pace, turn, walk back, and sit.
- 3. One practice trial to confirm safety and understanding.
- 4. Time from 'go' to seated; take the faster of 2 trials.
- 5. Compare to the 12 s fall-risk threshold; note any walking aid; photograph the setup and sign it.
What counts as done
- Standard chair and a marked 3 m course, usual-pace trial with a practice run first
- Time in seconds (best of 2 trials) recorded
- Result compared to the >=12 s elevated-fall-risk threshold; any walking aid noted
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