AF PT Test Calculator
The AF PT Test Calculator helps Air Force personnel determine their fitness test scores. It calculates points for push-ups, sit-ups, and 1.5-mile run time based on age and gender, helping users assess if they meet USAF fitness requirements and track their physical training progress.
AF PT Test Formula
Score = Push-up points + Sit-up points + Run points. Each component is scored separately based on age/gender brackets using official USAF scoring tables. Minimum 75 total points with at least 10 points per component to pass.
FAQs
What is the AF PT Test Calculator?
The AF PT Test Calculator is a digital tool that computes Air Force fitness test scores based on push-ups, sit-ups, and run time performance. It uses official USAF scoring tables to determine if personnel meet the minimum fitness requirements for their age and gender group.
How accurate is the calculator?
The calculator follows official USAF scoring guidelines, but always verify with certified PT leaders. Accuracy depends on correct input of age, gender, and exercise counts. Actual test administration may vary slightly based on specific circumstances.
What are the minimum requirements?
Minimum 75 total points with at least 10 points in each component. Requirements vary by age and gender. For example: 30-year-old males need ≥33 push-ups, ≥42 sit-ups, and ≤13:36 run time for minimum points.
Can I use this for official testing?
This is a reference tool only. Official tests must be administered by certified PT leaders using approved methods. Always consult with your unit fitness coordinator for official evaluations.
How often should I take the PT test?
Most active-duty personnel test annually. Those scoring ≥90 may test every 12 months, 75-89.9 every 6 months. Failing requires retest within 90 days. Consult AFI 36-2905 for current regulations.