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How strong are you for your age?

Enter your VO2 max, grip strength, or chair stand. See your percentile against published research norms for your age and sex, get one Strong After 40 Score, and retest every 90 days.

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Example · Men, age 45

Strong After 40 Score

Average of your normed percentiles

VO2 max
42.0 mL/kg/min
73th
Grip strength
54.5 kg
75th
Chair stand
22 reps
69th

Example: a 45-year-old man, scored with the real norms.

Your Strong After 40 scorecard

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🫁 VO2 max

mL/kg/min · from a lab test or your watch

✊ Grip strength

Best single squeeze, either hand

🪑 30-sec chair stand

Full stands in 30 seconds, arms crossed

🧗 Dead hang Leaderboard only

Seconds hanging, straight arms · no validated norms

🎒 Ruck pace Leaderboard only

Avg pace (mm:ss per mile), pack weight, distance · no validated norms

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The tests

Five simple tests. Three backed by big research norms.

We only show a percentile when there's a published, age- and sex-specific reference table behind it. Dead hang and rucking are on the leaderboards for fun and bragging rights, with no made-up norms.

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Test at home

A watch, a $30 grip dynamometer, a kitchen chair. 15 minutes total.

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See your rank

Your percentile vs. people your age and sex, plus a single 0–100 Strong After 40 Score.

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Retest in 90 days

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Norms by age

Not a diagnosis. Strong After 40 compares your numbers to published population norms for education and motivation only. It is not medical advice. Consult your doctor before starting a new exercise program or doing maximal-effort tests, especially if you have heart, joint, or other health conditions. Full disclaimer