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Air Force PT Calculator

Calculate official Air Force Physical Fitness Assessment scores and tiers.

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How Air Force PT Calculator Works

Total Score = 1.5-Mile Run max 60 pts + Push-ups max 20 pts + Sit-ups max 20 pts

The United States Air Force Physical Fitness Assessment measures airmen on a 100-point composite scale per DAFMAN 36-2905. Cardiorespiratory endurance 1.5-mile run is worth up to 60 points. Upper body muscular strength push-ups is worth up to 20 points. Core endurance sit-ups is worth up to 20 points. Passing requires at least 75 total points with all component minimums met.

Variable Breakdown

CR
Cardio PointsScore from 1.5-mile run max 60 points
UB
Push-up PointsScore from 1-minute push-ups max 20 points
SU
Sit-up PointsScore from 1-minute sit-ups max 20 points
TOT
Total USAF ScoreSum of three events max 100 points

Example Calculation

Male Airman Under 25 Example

A 23-year-old male airman runs 1.5 miles in 10 minutes 15 seconds, completes 55 push-ups, and 50 sit-ups.

  1. 10 minutes 15 seconds run yields 54.0 points out of 60
  2. 55 push-ups yields 18.0 points out of 20
  3. 50 sit-ups yields 18.5 points out of 20
  4. Sum 54.0 plus 18.0 plus 18.5 equals 90.5 total points
Result:90.5 Points Excellent 90 Plus Tier

USAF PT Assessment Score Categories

Assessment LevelComposite ScoreTesting FrequencyStatus
Excellent90.0 or HigherOnce every 12 monthsSuperior fitness standard
Satisfactory75.0 to 89.9Once every 6 monthsPassing operational readiness
UnsatisfactoryBelow 75.0Within 90 daysRequires fitness improvement program

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a passing score on the Air Force PT test?
Airmen must earn at least 75.0 composite points out of 100 and meet minimum performance standards on each individual component.
What score gets you tested once a year in the Air Force?
Achieving an Excellent score of 90.0 or higher exempts airmen from the standard 6-month testing cycle, qualifying them for testing once every 12 months.
How many points is the 1.5-mile run worth on the Air Force PT test?
The 1.5-mile run is worth up to 60 points of the total 100-point score, representing the largest single component of the assessment.
What happens if you fail one component on the Air Force PT test?
Failing to meet the minimum standard on any single component results in an overall unsatisfactory assessment regardless of total points earned.
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