AFT Calculator — US Army Fitness Test
This AFT calculator will allow you to calculate your points in the US Army Fitness Test and let you know if you'll pass.
What AFT Calculator — US Army Fitness Test does
The AFT Calculator on Omni Calculator determines your score for the new US Army Fitness Test (AFT) and indicates whether you meet the minimum standards. It accounts for age group, sex, and whether you are in a General or Combat category. The tool uses the official Army AFT score charts, having replaced the older ACFT and APFT calculators as of June 1, 2025. Users input personal details and performance results to receive a total point estimate and a pass/fail determination based on the current Army Fitness Test requirements.
How to use the Omni Calculator AFT Calculator — US Army Fitness Test
- 1
Select your age group from the dropdown menu (options include 17-21, 22-26, up to Over 62).
- 2
Choose your AFT standard: General (non-combat) or Combat, depending on your role.
- 3
Input your sex (Male or Female) as required by the scoring chart.
- 4
Enter your 3-Rep Max Deadlift weight, choosing pounds or kilograms.
- 5
Input your performance results for the remaining four events: Hand Release Push-Ups in 2 minutes, Sprint-Drag-Carry time, Plank time, and Two-Mile Run time.
Best for
Soldiers, veterans, and fitness enthusiasts who need to calculate their official US Army Fitness Test score and determine pass/fail status based on the June 2025 updated standards.
Limitations
- Results are estimates based on official Army scoring charts and may not reflect individual medical or physical variations.
- The calculator requires accurate manual entry of performance metrics; errors in input will affect the score output.
- Scoring categories differ between General and Combat standards, so users must select the correct category for an accurate result.
AFT Calculator — US Army Fitness Test FAQ
- What is the difference between the General and Combat AFT standards?
- The General (non-combat) standard is the default category for most soldiers and applicants, while the Combat standard applies to those in combat-specific roles and uses different scoring thresholds for the five AFT events.
- Can I use either pounds or kilograms for the deadlift entry?
- Yes, the calculator accepts either pounds or kilograms as the unit of weight for the 3-Rep Max Deadlift entry.
- What happens if I select the wrong age group or sex?
- Selecting an incorrect age group or sex will result in an inaccurate point total and pass/fail determination, as the Army AFT scoring charts are age- and sex-specific.
- Has the Army Fitness Test replaced the old APFT or ACFT?
- Yes, as of June 1, 2025, the new Army Fitness Test (AFT) has replaced the previous US Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT), which itself succeeded the Army Physical Fitness Test (APFT).
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