Score a legacy six-event ACFT worksheet for historical comparison, with quick scenarios, failed-event callouts.
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Legacy ACFT scoring This page scores the legacy Army Combat Fitness Test. The Army introduced the Army Fitness Test (AFT) for 2025, so use this worksheet only for historical ACFT records or training comparison unless your unit specifically still needs ACFT context.
Current AFT context
The current AFT removed the standing power throw, keeps MDL, HRP, SDC, plank, and 2-mile run, and uses different pass gates:
300 points for the general standard and 350 points for combat specialties, with at least 60 points per event.
This legacy worksheet still includes standing power throw because it is preserving older ACFT records.
Quick legacy scenarios
Use a scenario to understand the legacy ACFT scoring shape, then replace the values with the older score sheet you are reviewing.
ACFT event scores
Sprint-Drag-Carry (mm:ss)
Plank (mm:ss)
2-Mile Run (mm:ss)
Enter all six event results Provide each legacy ACFT event result above to calculate a score sheet. This page is educational and should not be treated as an official Army record.
Legacy ACFT calculator guide: Army Combat Fitness Test scoring, event standards
This page scores the legacy Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT), which used six events to measure strength, power, muscular endurance, agility, core endurance, and running performance.
What this calculator still covers
The legacy ACFT used six events: the 3-rep max deadlift, standing power throw, hand-release push-up, sprint-drag-carry, plank, and 2-mile run. Each event was scored from 0 to 100, with 60 points per event required for a passing sheet and 360 points required overall.
This calculator keeps that older structure for legacy record review and training comparison. It is not an official Army scoring system for the newer AFT era, and it should not be presented as the current Army-wide fitness test unless official local guidance says otherwise.
Worked example: legacy ACFT perfect sheet
A soldier who deadlifts 340 lb, throws 12.5 m, completes 60 hand-release push-ups, finishes sprint-drag-carry in 1:33, holds the plank for 4:20, and runs 2 miles in 13:30 receives 100 points in each event for a total of 600.
That is useful as a benchmark inside the legacy ACFT scale, but it should not be confused with the Army’s current AFT rollout. Users searching for the current army fitness test should be told clearly that ACFT is no longer the live standard.
Current AFT context
The Army’s current public fitness messaging now points to the AFT. That means any ACFT calculator needs explicit legacy framing so users are not misled about the active test standard.
The current AFT keeps five scored events: 3-repetition max deadlift, hand-release push-up, sprint-drag-carry, plank, and 2-mile run. The standing power throw is no longer part of the current test of record. The Army’s current public scoring materials also distinguish the general 300-point pass line from the combat-specialty 350-point pass line, while still requiring at least 60 points per event.
If you need an official current score, policy answer, or test record, check Army AFT guidance, current score tables, and your unit’s current instructions rather than relying on a legacy ACFT worksheet.
How the quick scenarios should be used
The calculator includes quick legacy scenarios because many users do not arrive with a complete score sheet in hand. The max sheet shows the top of the older 600-point ACFT scale, the minimum-pass scenario shows the old 60-points-per-event floor, the run-limited scenario shows how one weak event can control the whole result, and the below-floor scenario shows why an event under 60 points blocks a pass.
Those scenarios are not training recommendations. They are examples for interpreting older ACFT records, comparing historical unit training data, or understanding why a past score sheet passed or failed.
Why this page does not replace a current AFT calculator
A current AFT calculator needs the official AFT scoring tables, the five-event structure, general versus combat-specialty standards, and current administrative guidance. This page intentionally keeps the older six-event ACFT worksheet separate because mixing the standing power throw with current AFT scoring would create a misleading hybrid.
If your intent is current Army readiness, use the official Army AFT landing page and scoring scales first. If your intent is older ACFT record review, this calculator provides a transparent historical worksheet with the current-policy caution visible before any inputs.
Frequently asked questions
Is this calculator scoring the current Army Fitness Test?
No. This page scores the legacy ACFT format. The Army introduced the AFT for 2025, so this tool should only be used for older ACFT record review, comparison, or training context unless your unit specifically still needs ACFT scoring.
What makes an ACFT sheet a pass?
Under the legacy ACFT model used here, each event must score at least 60 points and the total must reach at least 360. Failing any single event produces a failed score sheet even if the overall total is otherwise high.
Can I use this page as an official Army record?
No. This page is only a training and comparison worksheet. Official Army scoring, records, and current-policy decisions must come from the relevant Army forms, guidance, and qualified personnel.
Why does this legacy ACFT calculator still include the standing power throw?
The standing power throw was part of the older six-event ACFT score sheet. The current AFT removed it, so its presence on this page is a deliberate signal that the calculator is preserving legacy ACFT records rather than scoring the current Army Fitness Test.
What is the difference between the legacy ACFT and current AFT?
The legacy ACFT used six events, including standing power throw, and a 360-point total pass line with at least 60 points per event. The current AFT uses five events, removes standing power throw, and the Army’s current public scoring materials distinguish a 300-point general pass line from a 350-point combat-specialty pass line, with at least 60 points required per event.
What should I use if I need current Army Fitness Test scoring?
Use the official Army AFT landing page, current AFT scoring scales, DA Form 705-TEST materials, and your unit guidance. This page should only be used for legacy ACFT comparison and historical score-sheet review.
Why can one weak event fail an otherwise strong legacy ACFT score?
The older ACFT model required every event to reach at least 60 points. A strong total score does not make the legacy sheet pass if one event is below that floor, which is why the calculator calls out failed and lowest-scoring events.
