Army Fitness Test Calculator (AFT & ACFT)

Official scoring under Army Directive 2025-06 (5-event AFT, 500 Pts Max) and legacy 6-event ACFT point conversions.

Regulation Standard:
Diagnostic Presets:
Event 1: MDL

3-Rep Max Deadlift

80 PTS
lbs
Min Pass: 150 lbs Max: 340 lbs
Event 3: HRP

Hand-Release Push-Up

81 PTS
reps
Min Pass: 15 reps Max: 57-60 reps
Event 4: SDC

Sprint-Drag-Carry

80 PTS
mm:ss
Max: 1:29 Min Pass: 2:28
Event 5: PLK

Forearm Plank

79 PTS
mm:ss
Min Pass: 1:30 Max: 3:40
Event 6: 2MR

Two-Mile Run

82 PTS
mm:ss
Max: 13:22 Min Pass: 19:57
Bottom Line Up Front (BLUF)

The Army Fitness Test (AFT) is a 5-event test scored out of 500 points, recorded on DA Form 705-TEST. The General Army standard is 300 points (60 in every event); the Combat Arms standard is 350 points (60 in every event, scored on the sex-neutral male column). No fitness score exempts a Soldier from the Army body-composition standard: under Army Directive 2026-13, a waist-to-height ratio below 0.55 is the sole standard.

How Official AFT Scores Are Calculated (Lookup Tables)

The Army Fitness Test evaluates functional physical capacity across five events: 3-repetition maximum deadlift, hand-release push-up, sprint-drag-carry, plank, and 2-mile run. Each event is scored on an independent 60 to 100 point scale from the official AFT lookup tables (Army Directive 2025-06, approved 15 May 2025, effective 1 June 2025), normed by age group and sex. A performance below the 60-point floor scores 0 for that event; there is no partial credit between table rows. The legacy 6-event ACFT, including the standing power throw, was retired on 1 June 2025 and is kept here only as a reference mode.

No Fitness Score Exempts a Soldier From Body Composition (AD 2026-13)

The old 540+ exemption is gone. Army Directive 2023-08 once exempted soldiers scoring 540 or higher on the 6-event ACFT (with at least 80 points in every event) from circumference taping. That rule was rescinded effective 31 May 2026 (Army Directive 2025-17), and its interim 465-point replacement was itself rescinded by Army Directive 2026-13, effective 7 July 2026. Under the current standard, no fitness test score exempts a Soldier from body composition compliance: a waist-to-height ratio below 0.55 is the sole standard, and every Soldier is measured against it regardless of test score.

Four Concrete Worked Calculation Scenarios (100% Preset Workout)

The interactive presets at the top of this tool correspond to real-world performance benchmarks for male soldiers aged 17 to 21:

Scoring Scenario MDL (lbs) HRP (reps) SDC (time) PLK (time) 2MR (time) Total Points Official 2026 Verdict
Preset 1: General Minimum Pass 150 lbs (60) 15 reps (60) 2:28 (60) 1:30 (60) 19:57 (60) 300 / 500 PASSED (General Army Standard Met)
Preset 2: Combat Arms Standard 175 lbs (65) 26 reps (69) 2:13 (64) 2:22 (76) 17:30 (77) 351 / 500 PASSED (Combat Arms 350+ Standard Met)
Preset 3: Solid Average 240 lbs (79) 37 reps (80) 1:55 (78) 2:35 (80) 16:40 (83) 400 / 500 PASSED (Strong NCO Operational Target)
Preset 4: High Performer 280 lbs (87) 46 reps (90) 1:40 (93) 3:00 (87) 15:00 (93) 450 / 500 PASSED (High Performer)
Preset 5: Perfect Score 340 lbs (100) 58 reps (100) 1:29 (100) 3:40 (100) 13:22 (100) 500 / 500 PASSED (Max Score / ARCOM Commendation)

Retest Timelines and AR 600-8-2 Administrative Flags

Failing any event on a record AFT mandates the immediate initiation of an administrative flag (Flag Code J) under AR 600-8-2 within three business days. A flagged soldier is barred from promotion, attendance at military schooling, and tuition assistance. Under AR 350-1, soldiers must be allowed no less than 4 months and no more than 6 months to condition before retaking the full test.

Alternate Aerobic Event Standards

Soldiers with permanent physical profiles preventing participation in the Two-Mile Run may be authorized by their commander to complete one of three alternate aerobic events:

Alternate Event Prescribed Distance Standard Passing Time Scoring Credit
Stationary Bike 12,000 meters 25:00 minutes or less 60 points (Go / No-Go)
Rowing (Concept2) 1,000 meters 25:00 minutes or less 60 points (Go / No-Go)
Swimming 1,000 meters 25:00 minutes or less 60 points (Go / No-Go)

Official Scoring Charts & Related Tools

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