The Army Fitness Test scores five events from 0 to 100 points each, for a 500 point maximum. A soldier needs at least 60 in every event, which sets a 300 point floor for the total. One event at 59 is a failed test no matter how strong the other four are. To read the scoring tables, find your age bracket and sex bracket, then match your raw result to a point value. Deadlift scores by weight lifted, hand release push ups by repetitions in two minutes, and the sprint drag carry and two mile run by time. Plan backward from a goal total, write down the raw result you need in each event, and make sure your weakest event clears 60 first. This note is AI assisted and checked against published standards, so confirm details with your unit. A full list of brackets is on the scoring tables page: AFT scoring tables
Army Fitness Test Scoring Tables: How to Read Them
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