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Rosie Fitzmaurice

Here’s how strong your grip should be in each decade of your life

Woman performs grip strength test with digital hand dynamometer with another woman in a white coat and clipboard standing in the background.

I recently took a longevity fitness test, an element of which included a grip strength assessment with a hand dynamometer. Research links grip strength to longevity, as it is considered a good indicator of overall physical strength and risk of frailty, as well as neuromuscular function (or the connection between brain and muscle).

How is grip strength linked to longevity?

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