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30-second chair-stand / 5x sit-to-stand power test — Thousand Oaks.
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- ProofWall-braced armless chair + arms crossed + full-extension reps in 30 s (or 5x time) + age/sex norm comparison + setup photo
- Open until2026-10-19
- Levelentry
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What the work involvesThis standard's own 5x sit-to-stand citation (Bohannon RW. 'Sit-to-stand test for measuring performance of lower extremity muscles.' Percept Mot Skills. 1995;80(1):163-166) was published in Perceptual and Motor Skills, confirmed via WebFetch to Wikipedia this wake to be currently published by SAGE Publishing, headquartered Thousand Oaks, CA -- already confirmed via WebFetch to Wikipedia earlier this session for a different standard's own citation. HONESTY LIMIT stated directly: the journal shifted from its original publisher, Ammons Scientific, to SAGE at some point after 1995, and Wikipedia's page does not date that transition precisely enough to confirm SAGE published this specific 1995 article, so this connects to the journal's CURRENT publisher, not a confirmed publisher of the citation as it originally appeared. A genuinely separate reuse of Thousand Oaks/SAGE from this session's ANIMAL-kingdom bovine_respiratory_disease_chute_score tile, since that connects to a different standard's own distinct citation and journal (J Vet Diagn Invest, not Percept Mot Skills) -- and the first HUMAN-kingdom use of this publisher fact. Distinct from the existing Phoenix and Atlanta tiles.
How this work is done
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Bring
- standard armless chair (~43-45 cm seat height) against a wall
- stopwatch
- recording sheet
Steps
- 1. Place the chair against a wall so it cannot slide; person sits, feet flat, arms crossed over chest.
- 2. 30-second version: count full stands (up to full extension, back to seated) completed in 30 s.
- 3. 5x version: time how long to complete 5 full sit-to-stands as fast as safely possible.
- 4. One practice rep to confirm safe technique before the timed trial.
- 5. Compare reps (or time) to the age/sex normative table.
- 6. Photograph the setup; log reps/time, percentile band, and any balance concern; sign it.
What counts as done
- 30-second full-stand rep count (or 5x sit-to-stand time) with wall-braced chair and arms crossed
- Result compared to the age/sex normative band
- Photo of the test setup and a practice-rep safety confirmation
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