AFT Calculator
Free Army Fitness Test score calculator using the Army's official scoring tables
What is AFT Calculator?
Army Fitness Test Calculator is a free online tool that scores the Army Fitness Test using the Army's published point-by-point scoring tables.
How it works: enter your results for the five AFT events (3-rep max deadlift, hand-release push-up, sprint-drag-carry, plank, and two-mile run) along with your age group, and the calculator returns your score for each event plus your total under both the General and Combat standards.
Key features: official scoring tables built in with no manual lookup, all five AFT events covered, General and Combat standard scoring shown side by side, age group adjustments handled automatically, and it works on any device with no signup needed.
Who it is for: soldiers preparing for the AFT, recruiters and ROTC programs tracking cadet readiness, veterans and fitness enthusiasts who train to military standards, and anyone curious how they stack up.
What makes it stand out: most AFT resources are static PDFs of scoring tables that you have to cross-reference by hand. This calculator does the lookup and the math instantly and shows both standards at once, so you can see exactly where you pass, where you fall short, and how far each event is from the next tier. It is free, fast, and built specifically for the current Army Fitness Test.
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