Written by Sharvan Kumar

The 60-Second Strength Test That Reveals Your True Fitness Age  

March 17, 2025

Perform as many push-ups as possible in 60 seconds. This tests your upper body strength and endurance.

Push-Ups

Hold a plank position for as long as you can, measuring core endurance and stability.

Plank Hold

Do as many bodyweight squats as possible in 60 seconds to test leg and lower body strength.

Squats

Ensure proper form during all exercises (e.g., straight back during push-ups, hips level during the plank).

Correct Form

Compare your results with age-based benchmarks. These benchmarks help assess how well your body is aging in terms of strength.

Age-Based

This test doesn’t just focus on one aspect of fitness; it evaluates strength across multiple areas: upper body, core, and lower body.

Holistic Assessmen

Repeat the test every few months to track your progress and see how your fitness age improves over time.

Track Progress

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