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Daily Standing Sock Test Proposed to Maintain Mobility With Age
A social media post suggests performing a daily standing sock-and-shoe test to preserve mobility, balance, and flexibility. The post links the routine to reduced age-related physical decline.
May 25, 11:37 AM·1m read1 source
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A post on the Huberman Lab account describes a simple daily test intended to track and support mobility, balance, and flexibility as people age. The test requires a person to put on socks and tie shoes while standing without support. The account states that repeating the movement each day could offset substantial age-related decline in these physical functions.
The post credits the exercise to @trainer2thepros and presents it as a real-world assessment rather than a clinical measurement.
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