Floor-to-Stand Tracker | Sitting-Rising Test (SRT) Score | Body Thrive
v1.6 SITTING-RISING TEST (SRT)

FLOOR-TO-STAND TRACKER

Evaluate musculoskeletal fitness and longevity reserve with the Sitting-Rising Test (SRT). Track support points and rising efficiency without pain.

Araújo SRT Longevity Index 10-Point Ground Mobility Scale
Composite SRT Score
9.0 / 10

Sit: 5.0 | Rise: 4.0

Mobility Tier
Low Risk / High Reserve

Score 8.0 – 10.0

Rising Speed
4.2 sec

Smooth ground transition

Hip Flexibility
Optimal

Full ankle/hip dorsiflexion

A composite score of 9.0 out of 10 demonstrates outstanding musculoskeletal fitness. In clinical trials, scores above 8.0 were correlated with maximum survival and functional freedom in adults over 50.
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Sitting-Rising Longevity Test • Hip Mobility & Core Control

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Sitting-Rising Test (SRT)?

Published by Dr Claudio Gil Araújo in the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology, the SRT assesses musculoskeletal fitness by grading a person's ability to sit on the floor and rise back up with minimal hand/knee support.

How is the SRT scored?

The test starts at 10 points (5 for sitting down, 5 for rising). Each use of a hand, knee, forearm, or side of the leg subtracts 1 point. Loss of balance subtracts 0.5 points.

Why is floor mobility so critical for older adults?

Maintaining the ability to get up from the floor independently ensures self-efficacy, prevents prolonged floor confinement after a fall, and preserves hip rotation mobility.