Air Force PT Test Calculator

Score US Air Force Physical Training Test components — 1.5-mile run, push-ups, and sit-ups — with age- and sex-adjusted point tables and Excellent / Satisfactory / Unsatisfactory bands.

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Test Details

1770

Minutes: 10

Seconds: 0

Time: 10:00

0100
0100

Composite Score

92

Excellent

Pass ✓ · Age group: 25-29

Component Scores

1.5-mile run 57 / 60 pts

10:00

Push-ups (1 min) 17 / 20 pts

40 reps

Sit-ups (1 min) 18 / 20 pts

40 reps

Score Bands

Excellent90–100
Satisfactory (Pass)75–89.9
Unsatisfactory (Fail)<75

Waist circumference is assessed separately and can result in an overall Unsatisfactory regardless of composite score. This calculator scores the three performance components only.

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Air Force PT Test Calculator (AFPT)

The US Air Force Physical Training Test (AFPT) assesses cardiorespiratory endurance, muscular strength, and endurance using three components: a 1.5-mile run, push-ups (1 minute), and sit-ups (1 minute). Scores are age- and sex-adjusted, with a composite of 75 or above required to pass.

Scoring system

The 1.5-mile run contributes up to 60 points; push-ups and sit-ups contribute up to 20 points each. The composite maximum is 100 points. Excellent: 90–100; Satisfactory: 75–89.9; Unsatisfactory: below 75. A composite score below 75 in any component, or an abdominal circumference that exceeds the standard, can result in an overall Unsatisfactory regardless of composite score.

Standards are age-adjusted in approximately five-year brackets and differ between male and female service members, consistent with AFI 36-2905.

Frequently asked questions

How often is the AFPT administered?

Most active-duty Air Force and Space Force members are tested annually, with a retest available if needed. Requirements may vary for guard and reserve personnel.

 What are the consequences of failing the AFPT?

A failed AFPT result initiates a Fitness Improvement Program (FIP) and may affect promotion, deployment, and retention eligibility.

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