TUG time

There are 2 papers on TUG time in aging research: 2 observational studies in people. The newest story, Oct 18, 2026: “Tai Chi aided mobility in seniors with muscle loss and knee arthritis”.

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  1. Older age is linked with higher TUG time in humans across TUG dual-task conditions.

    “Older adults exhibited increased TUG times and velocity, and shorter stride length than younger adults across both TUG dual-task conditions.”

    Humansacross TUG dual-task conditions

    Age-related differences in balance, gait, and dual-task costs: A cross-sectional study

    Clinical biomechanics (Bristol, Avon)

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Osteoarthritis and Cartilage Open

Tai Chi aided mobility in seniors with muscle loss and knee arthritis

Tai Chi reduced mobility-test time by 2.52 seconds more than health education plus home exercise at 12 weeks.Tai Chi reduced mobility-test time by 2.52 seconds more than health education plus home exercise at 12 weeks.

Randomized trial · 96 peopleTai chi

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