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Every threshold, age bracket and event option traces back to AFMAN 36-2905 and the AFPC scoring charts.
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Start with the USAF PT Calculator, read the Air Force PT Standards 2026 guide, look up exact values in the USAF PT Score Charts, or see how component weights combine on the PT Score Sheet.
From the official source to your score
Rules come from AFMAN 36-2905, dated 24 March 2026 (formerly DAFMAN 36-2905), cited by paragraph. Points come from AFPC’s PFRA charts, effective 1 March 2026 and corrected 17 March 2026, and its separate AFSPECWAR/EOD charts. Training guidance comes from the Warfighter’s Fitness Playbook 2.0.
A test suite runs the scoring engine against the AFMAN’s own worked examples: 39.5 ÷ 72 truncates to a WHtR of 0.54 ¶3.15.4.2, a test due in August 2026 makes the next one due in February 2027 ¶3.4.1, and a failure on 15 June 2025 counts failures from July 2023 through June 2025 ¶8.1.3.3.
Readers who administer the PFRA have reported errors that we have since corrected. Every correction is logged in the changelog. Last verified .
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Extract
AFPC chart values are generated from the official PDFs by script, by event, age group and sex. AFMAN tables such as the altitude corrections are transcribed and covered by tests.
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Score
One engine applies the AFMAN's rules: the 75 composite, every starred minimum, WHtR truncation, the 2-km walk, altitude credits and the Tier 2 body fat path.
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Test
An automated test suite checks the engine against the worked examples printed in the AFMAN and against the corrected chart values.
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Correct
When a reader reports an error, we re-check the official source, fix it and log the change.
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USAFPTScores is built and maintained by Imtinan Farooq, a data engineer and full-stack developer, through his studio Digital Katalyst. The value of the site is careful, verifiable transcription of published Air Force scoring tables plus a scoring engine you can check against the official charts. It is not written by fitness assessment personnel and is not an official source.
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Scores are official only when entered in myFitness, the only authorized system to schedule and score PFRAs, and a member who believes a score is wrong can appeal it ¶3.7.5, 7.1, 8.2. Your UFPM sets your due dates ¶2.28.4. Spot a number on this site that looks wrong? Tell us: we re-check the official source and publish verified corrections quickly.