Self-reported gait speed

Self-reported gait speed predicts slow gait speed in humans (Sensitivity/specificity: 65.5%/65.8% in men; 79.5%/59.0% in women).

“Sensitivity and specificity for detecting slow gait speed were 65.5% and 65.8% in men and 79.5% and 59.0% in women.”

Humansmild frailty; objective assessment using Fried phenotype thresholdsn = 254

Validation of Self-Reported Gait Speed and Grip Strength Measures With Objective Measures in Older Adults With Mild Frailty in England

Journal of aging research·13 Oct 2026