Army AFT
Unofficial Army AFT estimates for deadlift, HR push-ups, Sprint-Drag-Carry, plank, and 2-mile run. Training prep only — not an official Army scorecard.
Frequently asked questions
- Is Army AFT the same as ACFT?
- People still search for “ACFT calculator” because the Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT) was the prior widely used name for Army fitness testing. The current test of record discussed on this page is the Army Fitness Test (AFT). Event lists and standards can change over time — always confirm the latest official Army materials. This page estimates AFT-style performance for education and training prep only.
- What events are included in the Army AFT calculator?
- This calculator covers the common AFT event set used for general-standard estimates: 3-rep max deadlift, hand-release push-ups, Sprint-Drag-Carry, plank, and 2-mile run. Specialty or alternate standards may exist in official guidance and are not all represented here.
- How does this Army AFT calculator estimate a score?
- You enter age band, gender, and event results. KinesoScore maps those inputs to published age- and gender-normed point tables and returns an unofficial event-by-event and total estimate for training insight.
- Is the Army AFT calculator official?
- No. KinesoScore is an educational training tool. It is not an Army scorecard, not a substitute for record testing, and not an official Department of the Army product.
- How can I prepare using this Army AFT calculator?
- Retest after training blocks, note which events limit your estimate, and focus practice on those movements — for example deadlift strength work or 2-mile pacing. Pair this page with the Strength and Running calculators for supporting lift and aerobic tracking.
- Does age or gender affect Army AFT scoring in this calculator?
- Yes. The estimate uses age-band and gender inputs against published general-standard tables. Always verify the standard that applies to your component and duty requirements in official Army sources.