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[Purpose] The sitting reaction time of community-dwelling elderly was investigated, and its relationships with other motor functions were investigated. [Subjects and Methods] The subjects were 258 elderly people aged 65 or over (86 males, 172 females). Sitting reaction time, 5 times sit to stand test (SS-5), Timed Up & Go Test (TUG), and 2-step test were measured and compared among age groups, and motor function correlations were investigated. [Results] The sitting reaction time was significantly slower in the oldest-old group compared to the young-old and old-old groups. Significant differences were found between the SS-5, TUG and 2-step values of each of the age groups, and significant correlations were found between sitting reaction time and SS-5, TUG, and 2-step values of each age group. [Conclusion] The results suggest that sitting reaction time could be used as an index of the reaction time of the elderly.

Relationships between Sitting Position Lower Limb Reaction Time and Other Motor Functions in Community-dwelling Elderly